Reading Worm

As the title 'Broken Pencils' denotes, this fantastical tale takes us through various moments of life, in such a meaningful way. J. R. Rice has concocted authentic and strong themes into the finest reading. Each sentence and even picture used has its own complex reflections of society, human life, illusions, and imagination. The life journey of Jonah colored with the rhythm of emotions and gripping incidents unveils those unpredictable uncertainties and realities of life. Rice's multi-layered storytelling speaks aloud about the unseen power of inner peace and mental health. Beautiful descriptions and detailing of each instance and character delve the readers in-depth into the Jonah's life. The author has definitive intention in the whole scripting of the tale. Through the one-word title of each chapter, Rice describes the overall concept behind this rare work. The empathetic and emotional dialogues and scenarios stand as deep impressions in the reader's mind. Jonah...

The relationship of a young man and woman captured in a lovely narrative with a blending of all emotions can be a short brief about the ‘The Girl from Jersey City’. The author,  Zan. A. Austin has earmarked the excellence of his literary skills through this exemplary work.   The story begins with the end of the workday at the Perfume Factory, a chemical processing plant, which is described very well with the sounds of the sirens, workers streaming out of the gate, etc.  The miseries and troubles faced by those factory workers are explained in such a way that we could feel the bitterness. The geographical locations or spots where each event  in the story happens are detailed, with the significance of each to the story easily traced. Each character in this story is described in detail, including their appearance, character, and the thoughts at each moment. To make the character description more precise the author has used a comparative description method like the ...