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Introduction
This book is authored by William Wallis. It is one in a series of books done by this incredible author. There is always a way that literature enthusiasts can tell a great author and this mostly is by the ways he presents ideas in his works. Different writer from across different parts of the world employ different ideas in to the making of their works successful. The title given to this piece of work is just breathtaking. The effort in coming up with such work is tremendous. The choice of setting the book up takes a lot of preparations and keen assembly of stylistic devices for use in the book. Some go a great length of using the most sophisticated language like kin the case of William Shakespeare while others to keep it simple by the use of basic, simple grammar, style and an easy flow for the average reader. The author’s writing career, is characterized by the use of different techniques that makes the works of off his collection very valuable. Although his works are not widely used in the mainstream reading circles, he still commands a reasonable following all over the world. His simplicity leads to many readers who consume his writing liking it and wanting more of the books he has done (Edith & Wharton, 2014).
Style
Focusing on Wallant Glen, this is a book that is rich in style. It is a books that talks more about his ideologies as well as how he perceives of life as it is and more so the life around him. Wallant Glen is a fixious piece of work that is centered on an imaginary character the narration suggests is the author’s voice. It is an autobiography of the author. In the book, he employs several stylistic devices to bring a sense of sophistication and compels the reader to want to know more of that particular story. He creates imaginary characters and walks them through the entire book, guiding them and remaining relevant to the subject. The main character is a high school student who plays as the author. By joining a new school in their new residency in the farmhouse, she finds life entirely different from what she had imagined there initially. The smell of fresh rained on soil, the trees that bring in fresh air as well as the old house that at times scares her and makes brings a new experience. The use of symbolism in describing events in the fifth chapter shows a lot of maturity and suggests that the writer is well seasoned in this genre. The effort in coming up with such work is tremendous. The choice of setting the book up takes a lot of preparations and keen assembly of stylistic devices for use in the book. The overall style and the ancient theme bring some sort of rare art and a desire to explore. The characters are well constructed and their roles well balanced to keep a seamless flow of ideas.
Language
The choice of deep literature is perfect with some lead phrases giving a hint about what expect in the subsequent pages. The author’s description of the farm house comes out so artistic that one cannot help but visualize your exciting moments and memorable times as defined in the book. The images of a high school student struggling on a self-discovery journey into a not so familiar set up. Superb! Gender in this book is expressed in suggestive choice of words that puts an idea in the readers mind but leaves the rest for them to imagine. Imagery too is well played and the extremely sensitive matters that one would expect in such a book are finely concealed in an artistic way. When one is reading the final chapters of the book, it happens that they already have recreated the story into imaginary images of the characters, environment as well as the objects mentioned in the previous chapters. This is achieved by perfect positioning of ideas in strategic attention sensitive pieces of the story. William seems to understand his type of audience as he resonates well with them through the use of common phrases and this makes most of the scenes stick to the readers mind. Although he pops in a few expressive statements, the flow of the texts before them makes it easy to understand as the reader is already prepared and gets to the prepared enough to pick up the message. In general, the book comes out strongly to succeed the previous works in popularity and sales. In rare cases, he also applies speech which presents a stronger understanding of the idea in the text it has been placed in. speech in this piece of literature draws the attention of the reader back to the book by presenting a feeling of overhearing a conversation. The reader feels like he is actually listening to an actual conversation.
Tone
When it comes to tone, William Wallis fully understands the perfect way to creating a lasting impression in the mind of a reader. His emphasis on using tone to present different moods in the book ends up working for him as he accessorizes it well with the other factors. It is a unique combination that gives the book a lot of suspense effect and reading appeal. The setting itself tells a lot of emotional correlation between the voice and the character. It projects the moods of the writer in the characters by sending the ideas an idea to the reader’s precognitive mind. This compels the reader to think deeper and evaluate the choices of emotions projected by the tone and makes out the unspoken message of the story. This is seen especially in the school setting that she talks to her fellow students about the exciting life of the city the pauses to think when asked to explain how she felt about the new school in comparison with the previous. She speaks in a sad tone suggesting that she misses her former friends most of whom she had known and been with all her life. He positively projects the feelings in the tone of his wording to suggest that the character is being affected by the absence of her familiar environment. Readers get the feeling and adapt to the tone so as to flow comfortably with it without emotional leakage. Generally, it is a great work of art. However, there are the things of course that the reader needs to know deeper about the book. Curiosity dictates the average reader to seek to understand why the author chose that setting and how he came up with the characters of their work. They would also like to know, what sort of imagination comes up with such fiction that seems so real to actually be false. Some people feel that the book is actually an autobiography of a real person because the presentation leaves no chance for it to be termed as factious.
Work cited
Leech, Geoffrey N. A linguistic guide to English poetry. Routledge, 2014.
Edith, Wharton. The writing of fiction. Simon and Schuster, 2014
Page. A short guide to writing about history. Pearson, 2015.