Book Review examples, samples, templates

The Multiple Contexts of Human Existence in Sonny’s Blues, Book Review Example

James Baldwin’s Sonny’s Blues is a tale of urban life, one that is marked by tragedy. The narrator’s brother Sonny is a heroin [...]

A Summary and Evaluation of Thomas Paine’s, Book Review Example

Common Sense As a patriot, Thomas Paine was very concerned about what was occurring in the Colonies circa the early 1770’s, namely, that [...]

American Slavery, American Freedom, Book Review Example

Morgan’s book provides narratives pertaining to the consolidation of power in North America. He examines how the meaning of freedom transformed with respect [...]

The Great War and the Search for Modern Order, Book Review Example

History is best seen in through the lenses of hindsight. Historians are always re-examining history and the characters that were integral during events. [...]

Canaan Land, Book Review Example

Bibliographical Entry Raboteau, Albert J. Canaan Land: A Religious History of African Americans (Religion in American Life). Oxford University Press, 1st ed. Author [...]

Will Rogers and “His” America, Book Review Example

The work about Will Rogers and the cultural and political heritage he has felt for the USA is a powerful and encompassing writing [...]

Roger S. Pielke – the Honest Broker, Book Review Example

In your own words, characterize the nature of the distinctions Pielke draws that enabled him to create his typology of Pure Scientist, Issue [...]

Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut, Book Review Example

Vonnegut’s point in Harrison Bergeron is that the globe is ultimately living up to the United States 1st amendment of everybody being created [...]

Between Good and Ghetto by Nikki Jones, Book Review Example

Jones’s (2010) book is primarily intended for sociologists who inevitably deal with the racial and gender violence in their practice. Secondly, there are [...]

“The Tyger” & “the Lamb”, Book Review Example

The Lamb: Response Paper Thinking of its meekness and obedient character as it heed the call of its shepherd, the author specifically refers [...]