Writing and Creations

                                             Review of “Animal Farm”—George Orwell Theme : - Power & control Pages : - 112 Rating : - 3.5 A must read for everyone The plot was enticing enough to make the reader turn pages. The author explained all characters and their journey beautifully with a hidden meaning or lesson. It was a gripping and fun read. Summary :- Mr. Jones, a lazy drunkard, owns a farm. He and his men use whips to control animals and make them work hard. The head of the animals, an old pig but intelligent and well-respected, Major, before dying, gathered every animal on the farm and shared his dream of a world where animals are happy, well-fed, treated with dignity, and not ruled by humans. He urged every animal to contribute toward this goal. Soon, two pigs Snowball and Napoleon, and other animals attacked Mr. Jones and his men and ousted them from the farm. Snowball then wrote seven commandments for the welfare of the farm and animals. But, Napoleon betrayed Snowb

                                   REVIEW OF “ THE ASSOCIATE” -- JOHN GRISHAM ★★⋆ Lead Characters:- Kyle McAvoy:-  A bright law student at Yale who has many job offers from several law firms including Scully & Pershing; the topmost law firm in NY. Other characters on Kyle’s side: -  his dad, his mom, his friends from college, Elaine, his friends for Scully & Pershing, his lawyer, FBI agents, Partners in Scully & Pershing Bennie Wright: -  Kyle's blackmailer with unlimited resources and every possible information regarding Kyle and everybody around him. Other characters on Bennie’s side: -  Few goons, few partners in crime, and who knows who else. Plot: -  The plot revolved around how Kyle follows Bennie’s order and slowly began plotting against his blackmailer. Most of the pages dedicated to how law firm works and their main concern of billing the clients as much as possible, and lives of associates and partners. Bennie blackmailed Kyle to get into Scully