learning through reading
As an immigrant to Canada with a deep interest in environmental protection, I first came to know of Catherine McKenna through the mistreatment she faced in public life, rather than through her many contributions to Canadian and global politics.
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Set in Ireland, Normal People is a relatable love story
Set in 1920s Chicken Hill of Pottstown, Pennsylvania, the novel explores interaction between Jews, African-Americans, and the Ku Klux Klan.
Truth be Told is a memoir of Former Chief Justice of Canada Beverley McLachlin. It is her evolution from being born in a remote agrarian town in Alberta, living in … Continue reading Memoir of a Jurist: Beverley McLachlin
I think it’s one of the most useless questions an adult can ask a child – What do you wanna be when you grow up? As if growing up is … Continue reading Becoming : Noteworthy Quotes
A philosophical discussion with no spoilers
The word Mockingbird is used to represent innocence. When it says, “…it is a sin to kill a Mockingbird” it says it is a sin to hurt the innocent.
Words of wisdom from a book which is in probably everybody’s ‘to-read’ list or ‘favourite’ list!
An investigative summary of what ought not to be when holding a leadership position
Reading Harry Potter as an adult might raise some eyebrows; after all it is categorized as Children’s Fiction, right?
Contains some of the lesser known yet important quotes. It is a must read!