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Analysis of Invisible Man

Invisible Man is a social criticism novel that reflects on the experiences of African Americans during the 1940s and early 1950s.

Wuthering Heights Analysis

Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë is a love novel set in the moors of northern England between 1757 and 1803, and first published in 1847.

A Brief Analysis of Nwokedi by Esiaba Irobi

Nwokedi is a rehearsal for revolution. A bold, terrifying vision of what might happen when youth decide they’ve had enough.

WASSCE Holiday Promo: Get Study Guides for Over 10 Recommended Texts

At Literature PADI, we’re excited to announce our Holiday Study Guide Promo, specially designed for senior secondary school students.

Multiple Choice Questions on “Not My Business” by Niyi Osundare

We have prepared for you multiple-choice questions (MCQs) on "Not My Business" by Niyi Osundare to drill you on your understanding of the poem.

Poem: “Life: A Bubble” by Gift Jae

“Life: A Bubble” by Gift Jae is a poem about how unpredictable and fragile life is, in the likeness and sameness of a bubble.

Poem: “Oremi” by Gift Jae

“Oremi” by Gift Jae is a heartfelt poem that says real friendship is about sticking with someone even when things get hard.

Poem: “A New Year” by Gift Jae

“A New Year” by Gift Jae is a poem that challenges the conventional idea that a new year begins in January or with the start of a new month.

Critical Analysis of “Vanity” by Birago Diop

"Vanity" by Birago Diop is a 30-line elegaic poem that addresses the growing disconnect between modern Africans and their ancestral heritage.
Kwaku: Or, The Man Who Could Not Keep His Mouth Shut is a tragic novel by Roy A. K. Heath set in Guyana in the second half of the twentieth century.

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