Summer Essays

The Summer Olympics are a big, expensive event requiring years of preparation on the part of the host country—and it just gets bigger and bigger with time. The 2008 Beijing Olympics were the most expensive of all time, and it’s widely believed that the Chinese government lost money, or at best broke even when you […]

The fast pace of life has brought onto us the pressure of making ends meet. There was a time when summer jobs were attractive options for a high school student to increase our financial capability. At present, summer jobs and part time jobs are significant means to answer the needs of a teenager and yes, […]

A Summer Life rhetoric analysis In his autobiographical narrative A Summer Life, Gary Soto vividly recreates the guilt felt by a six- year-old boy who steals an apple pie. Through Soto’s reminiscent he has taken us on a journey of his guilt, paranoia, and redemption through the usage of tone, allusions, and imagery. Since Soto […]

Summer Heights High is a comedic show that explores the ups and downs of public school education in various forms. The show centers on three individuals who are single and very lonely: Jonah Takalua. He is a Year 8 student who lacks intelligence and empathy due to his upbringing. He takes advantage of his Tongan […]

Nick Joaquin’s “Summer Solstice” is a captivating narrative influenced by the author’s state of mind while writing. Like Edgar Allan Poe and Ernest Hemingway, Joaquin enjoys both drinking and writing. Personally, I also enjoy drinking but can only afford milk for free, similar to a child who simply needs to mention their name to obtain […]

This essay focuses on my summer reading books and the striking similarities among the numerous characters within them. The initial book, Lord of the Flies, penned by William Golding, particularly emphasized the importance of character names. Ralph and Jack were the two primary characters, both bearing resemblance to Jekyll and Hyde. Ralph epitomizes the good-natured […]

The text discusses the flower juice and its impact on individuals who are anointed with it. It explains the origins of this magical substance, who came up with the idea to use it, how it was applied, the effects it had on the anointed individuals, and its significance in the play. Oberon initially mentions this […]

Bangladesh has a subtropical monsoon weather indicated by wide seasonal different versions in rainfall, moderately warm temperatures, and high humidity. During summer the sun shines hotly. The heat is terrible. Water goes dry. Ponds, canals, lakes and small rivers go dry. There is scarcity of water everywhere. The earth gets parched. People sweat at the […]

William Shakespeare and John Donne are early masters of the English verse. We see their textual dexterity, skilful turn of phrase and creative metaphor in their body of work. The two poems chosen for this essay are about love. But what makes them stand out from conventional love poetry is that they project praise of […]

The narrator is an eighteen-year-old boy who is in High School. He is a member of a gang with several others. He is a not as tough as the other members because he is feeling guilty and does not look forward to tease the fat kid, while the rest of gang members have another thought […]

The extract given to us was taken from “As I walked Out One Midsummer Morning” written by Laurie Lee in 1969. From the passage we are not able to tell whether we are dealing with a fictional or non-fictional text, hence it could be an autobiography, however this does not affect my interpretation of it. […]

There are two instances in the play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” where the device known as dues ex machina is used. While this device is often an easy way out in seemingly un-resolvable circumstances in a play or a piece of fiction, the use of this device in this particular play seems to tie in […]

Development involves the acquisition of new skills, abilities, and emotional maturity, which are influenced by genetic and environmental factors. Genetic factors and diet play a significant role in determining physical growth, while emotional growth is affected by factors such as diet quality and disease. Child development encompasses the progression of infants to children and is […]

This school report written in Korean should not be copied. Margot, a girl who had previously resided on Earth, relocated to Venus where she experienced an unusual climate. For a duration of seven years, Venus endured continuous rainfall and was devoid of any sunlight. The children residing on Venus had no recollection of the sun, […]

“How is the idea of people and their relationship to the environment portrayed in Folucher’s Poetry? ” In Foulcher’s poetry he shows the different types of relationships people can have with their surrounding environment. In the writers poems ‘Loch Ard Gorge’ and ‘Summer Rain’ he focuses on the different elements of nature that people have […]

In Shakespearean sonnets (also known as English sonnets), all poems are written about one thing; love. Each sonnet consists of fourteen lines. A sonnet also consists of an iambic pentameter, a rhyme scheme in which each sonnet line consists of ten syllables. The syllables are divided into five pairs called iambs or iambic feet. An […]

What does winter and summer have in common? They are both seasons, and they both happen when the earth is tilted toward the sun. Even though winter and summer are both seasons, they are also different. During the winter season the weather is extremely cold, gray, and dreary. The winter season has short days. The […]

Imagine yourself at the beach, enjoying the warmth of the sun on a lovely summer day. Suddenly, you notice some commotion among your fellow beach-goers. Intrigued, you head towards a crowd surrounding a young man who seems to be unconscious and not moving. With no lifeguard or authority figure present and nobody else taking any […]

In A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare easily blurs the lines of reality by inviting the audience into a dream. He seamlessly toys with the boundaries between fantasy and reality. Among the patterns within the play, one is controlled and ordered by a series of contrasts: the conflict of the sleeping and waking states, the interchange […]

Shakespeare uses many different ways to portray humor in his play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream. ” Puck is a mischievous, outgoing fairy who just likes to have fun. He often makes silly mistakes, the most memorable one being that he put the love juice in the wrong man’s eyes! So instead of Demetrius falling in […]

Nick Joaquin’s celebrated short story, “Summer Solstice”, also known as Tatarin, has been highly acclaimed since its first publication in 1972. The narrative was later adapted into a film in 2001 and remains a significant subject of study and discussion across numerous academic courses. A thorough critique of the tale is available here. The critical […]

“It is the nature of people to love, then destroy, then love again that which they value the most. ” –Unknown. Countless authors have tried to display love as human nature, but no author does this better than the famous playwright, William Shakespeare. In both Hamlet and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare exhibits how love […]