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1,To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is rightly considered an American classic. The story is easy to read and the action is entertaining. While all these characteristics would qualify it as a good read, they do not necessarily indicate a classic.
What moves To Kill a Mockingbird to classic status is its morality and ability to draw sympathy out of readers as much today as when it was written in 1960. It deals with heavy issues--racism, oppression, injustice. Amazingly, it is able to handle these deep and sensitive areas without feeling depressing or preachy.
Lee's writing makes it is easy to enter the world of depression era Alabama. Despite all the flaws of the town, it is also easy to love many things about the place and many of the characters. If you have not yet read To Kill a Mockingbird, you will not regret picking it up. If you read it awhile ago, it may be time to visit this world again.
2,Are You A Facebook Addict ?
A lot of individuals these days are quite addicted to the social networking site which is “Facebook” and due to this fact they become less productive on their daily life, they may be students or successful professionals. Obviously, Facebook should not get in the way of either one’s individuals studies or their careers. You may regret the consequences later in the end, so maybe for this reason alone Facebook addiction should be taken seriously.
Many companies especially offices are taking steps to stop employees from using Facebook during working hours because they are becoming less productive. From using software to block the Facebook site to simply warnings that being caught during working hours using Facebook can result in being fired! So it is wise to try to curb any Facebook addiction you be developing now. And always keep in mind that Facebook addiction is a serious disorder and eventually if you have a really serious Facebook addiction and you spend hours upon hours every day using Facebook, may ruin an individuals life. It’s up to you what path will you take.
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is rightly considered an American classic. The story is easy to read and the action is entertaining. While all these characteristics would qualify it as a good read, they do not necessarily indicate a classic.
What moves To Kill a Mockingbird to classic status is its morality and ability to draw sympathy out of readers as much today as when it was written in 1960. It deals with heavy issues--racism, oppression, injustice. Amazingly, it is able to handle these deep and sensitive areas without feeling depressing or preachy.
Lee's writing makes it is easy to enter the world of depression era Alabama. Despite all the flaws of the town, it is also easy to love many things about the place and many of the characters. If you have not yet read To Kill a Mockingbird, you will not regret picking it up. If you read it awhile ago, it may be time to visit this world again.
2,Are You A Facebook Addict ?
A lot of individuals these days are quite addicted to the social networking site which is “Facebook” and due to this fact they become less productive on their daily life, they may be students or successful professionals. Obviously, Facebook should not get in the way of either one’s individuals studies or their careers. You may regret the consequences later in the end, so maybe for this reason alone Facebook addiction should be taken seriously.
Many companies especially offices are taking steps to stop employees from using Facebook during working hours because they are becoming less productive. From using software to block the Facebook site to simply warnings that being caught during working hours using Facebook can result in being fired! So it is wise to try to curb any Facebook addiction you be developing now. And always keep in mind that Facebook addiction is a serious disorder and eventually if you have a really serious Facebook addiction and you spend hours upon hours every day using Facebook, may ruin an individuals life. It’s up to you what path will you take.