Literature is Intriguing
Webster’s Dictionary defines literature as, “printed material; written words of lasting excellence” (157). Throughout years of reading different types of literature, I find the word “intriguing”, best describes how I view literature. Intriguing is defined by Webster’s Dictionary as, “to arouse the curiosity or interest; to fascinate” (141). This is exactly how I feel when I read certain types of literature. If it is well-written, literature allows me to become emotionally involved, and totally absorbed. I enjoy literature that captures my attention, and is very thought provoking.
Examples of Intriguing Literature
John Grisham’s The Innocent Man
James Patterson’s Beach Road
Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins’ Left Behind
The Holy Bible
James Patterson’s Beach Road
Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins’ Left Behind
The Holy Bible