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    Eat, Pray, Love

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    Eat‚ Pray‚ Love Eat‚ Pray‚ Love by Elizabeth Gilbert is a memoir about her journey to discover who she truly is and what she wants in her life. She leaves her old life in America behind‚ kissing her divorce and love affairs goodbye. Elizabeth takes her journey step by step focusing on improving three main components in her life: pleasure‚ praying‚ and love. She improves them one at a time each in different locations: pleasure in Italy‚ praying in India‚ and love in Indonesia. By spending four

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    point in Australia; Do’s story puts a face on those nameless distressed souls who risk everything to cross the vast ocean in hope of achieving the likes of the Do family. My personal opinion of ‘boat people’ has changed drastically after reading Do’s memoir. Living in a country where freedom is a right‚ we take for granted the small things like the decision the move freely if we feel it necessary. These people‚ ‘boat people’‚ don’t have a lot of choice‚ continue to live in a war-torn country or gamble

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    his or her purpose and viewpoint. Although the subject matter of nonfiction is not imaginative‚ the writer’s style may be individualistic and innovative. Types of nonfiction include: autobiographies‚ biographies‚ letters‚ essays‚ diaries‚ journals‚ memoirs‚ and speeches. Types of Nonfiction 1.   essay- a short work that offers a writer’s opinion on a particular subject. The purpose of an essay may be to express ideas and feelings‚ to analyze‚ to inform‚ to entertain‚ or to persuade. It may also

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    Chasing Daylight: How My Forthcoming Death Transformed my Life Chasing Daylight is an inspirational memoir written by Eugene O’Kelly‚ former CEO of KPMG. O’Kelly provides a very personal story of his last 100 days between his terminal diagnosis of glioblastoma multiforme and his death in September 2005. This book offers readers an inside look at how O’Kelly was able to accept‚ prepare and appreciate his medical diagnosis as an opportunity to reflect on his meaningful life. Overall‚ his writing

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    Distance Between Us

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    Between Us Essay In the memoir‚ “The Distance Between Us‚” by Reyna Grande‚ Reyna explains how her and her three siblings managed to grow up without any parents. Mago‚ Carlos‚ Reyna and their new sister‚ Betty‚ all live a rough life without any real type of love from their parents so they have to rely on each other for guidance and support. The four Grande children formed a special bond over the years that they will not leave anyone behind. Each character in the memoir contributes significant personality

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    Analysis of Night

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    his faith to god. It is evident that he has nearly‚ if not completely lost his faith during the events of the holocaust. In the memoir‚ Night‚ Elie Wiesel’s faith changes because of the absence of God‚ the dehumanization of the prisoners‚ and all of the death that surrounds him. A main factor to the loss of Elie’s faith is the absence of God. Many times in the memoir‚ Elie is concerned that God is no longer with them or even gone. One of which being “Where is God now? And I heard a voice within

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    Dr Terrence Holt Summary

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    challenging lives of medical residents. Although this book is classified as a memoir‚ the stories dance a fine line in between fiction and non-fiction due to the fact that patients names were changed and some treatments or conditions were switched between stories to ensure the patients’ privacy. Despite the inaccuracy in technicalities‚ this book delivers a candid look into the minds of medical residents. Throughout the entire memoir‚ Holt describes to his readers the emotional trauma and physical hardships

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    Statement of Explanation

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    with the prompt that ‘It is often the vulnerable and powerless‚ who are unable to avoid the effects of conflict.’ I will draw on ideas from the memoir “The Rugmaker of Mazar-E-Sharif” such as the setting and not to mention using a Najaf-like character who has similar history (dealing with the effects of conflict that is not of his own making). From the memoir‚ I will attempt to sway the audience to feel empathy for the Najaf-like character and change their mindset about asylum seekers. The Najaf-like

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    A memoir vs a fictional film A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah and The Inevitable defeat of Mister and Pete written by Michael Starrbury and directed by George Tillman Jr. show similarities in poverty and family but also differences. Poverty is represented by food‚ shelter and money. In the book and the movie‚ family is something that keeps the main characters going. A memoir and a fictional film are similar but different in certain ways. Poverty is shown in the memoir when the war starts. Ishmael

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    Seven Years in Tibet is a memoir and a travel literature by the Austrian mountaineer and explorer Heinrich Harrer of his travel experiences in Tibet and his time as a POW at the British internment camp in India during WW II. His memoir has become a bestseller and had been translated in 53 different languages. Through his storytelling‚ he has introduced the western world about the mystical kingdom of Tibet and its god king the Dalai lama‚ and furthermore intensifying the western fascination of “Shangri-la”

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