The Other Wes Moore

Many people think that where you come from decides how far you will make it in life. However, there is more to life than being products of your environment. But we do take on the ideal life that others have for us and what we are supposed to be in life. We often hear to…

In order to make the difference of the same named boys, I will call the author, “Moore,” and the other one, “Wes.” Both of them had a very similar neighborhood: chaos of poverty, drugs and crimes, which means that they both had a close access to those things. Moore’s father has suddenly died due to…

What is a central argument? How may two novels established in a disassociated setting or whom wish to convey separate ideas, be similar? How do they contrast? A central argument is the backbone of any novel or form of writing. It gives your writing a sense of purpose. And indicates a central message to your…