In Gallup, Greed told a unique and interesting story of a how society can change a culture. Perhaps more bluntly, we can all call it the affect of the American Dream. This was a well-told story with a well-thought plot. In between, it was the vivid motifs and themes that gave this book its glory. With a closer look at the editing, I'd like to consider this work headed in the direction of Maya Angelou for Native American culture.
My name is Britny, and I am the founder of 10914 Reviews. I am an avid book reader. Since reading is a passion of mine, I have taken to reviewing books and requesting interviews with authors in my spare time.
As for my educational background, I have a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Virginia. I also have my master's degree in Health Communication from East Carolina University. I currently live in New York City with my twin sister, Whitny, and our four dogs. I accept books and novels of all genres for review, so feel free to send me your work at 10914reviews@gmail.com.
