Shock Full of Opinions

Where I comment on various topics in literature world or talk about authors or books a little more in depth. These reading histories will be full of spoilers so be careful if you're the one that hates spoilers.

Part I: Christopher Pike
Part II: Asian Male and White Female Novels
Part III: James Clavell's Asian Saga
Part IV: Danielle Steel 
Part V: Rachel DeWoskin's Repeat After Me: Why I didn't like it.
Part VI: Memoirs of a Cinderella err Geisha
Part VII: Revolution of Forever...By Judy Blume
Part VIII: Amy Tan
Part IX: How Not to write using Anne Rice's books
Part X: What to expect when reading Danielle Steel novels
Part XI: Bird and Fish, comprehensive criticism 
Part XII: Harry Potter Love, My Memories
Part XIII: Why is Charles Dickens so Popular?
Part XIV: Anne Rice's Version of Love
Part XV: Wang Lung from The Good Earth
Part XVI: Hunchback of Notre Dame: novel vs Disney cartoon 
Part XVII: The Personality Analysis of Millicent, Stanford and Emily
Part XVIII: Little House Series' Criticism
Part XIX: East Wind, West Wind & A House Divided: American picture
Part XX: Dangerous Liaisons vs Cruel Intentions
Part XXI: The Age of Innocence vs East Wind, West Wind
Part XXII: The Three Generations of men from Tale of Genji
Part XXIII Updated List for Asian Men/White Women Literature part 1
Part XXIV Updated List for Asian Men/White Women Literature part 2
Part XXV: Updated List for Asian Men/White Women Literature part 3
Part XXVI: Why I will not Review nor Read veronica roth or Hunger Games
Part XXVII: Updated List for Asian Men/White Women Literature part 4
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