What I Would Like The World To Read September Project

The Thomas Berryman number James Patterson What I would like the world to readfor the September Project

This book portrays the brings the reality of the issue of racism especially in areas like USA.
This can help increase general knowledge on global affairs, of which racism is an important component.
Readers can also learn about the cruelness of racism and take measures to ensure it be stopped.
Why i would like the world to read this book

First rate action thriller
Concerned about a few global issues
Portrays another side of killers
Bitter embroilment of US politics
Book Genre & brief intro

The book tells of whites unwillingness to let black politicians shine
Shown by Johnboy Terrell’s employment of assassin Thomas Berryman to assassinate rising black senator Jimmie Horn
Whites are losing the battle of claiming that blacks can never shine.
Theme-Racism

Shown by mass killing and plotting for assassination
Parties involved in killing Jimmie Horn: Joe Cubbath, Thomas Berryman, Bert Poole
Innocent parties are dragged into the conflict: Police trooper Cooper, Bert Poole’s family, Jimmie Horn’s wife and kids
Theme-Crime

Killers are normally thought to be cold-blooded and ruthless.
However, the novel portrays that Thomas Berryman is embroiled with a woman he loves, a best friend he ever had
The novel also shows tactical planning and exploitation of factors e.g. Thomas Berryman wanting to use Bert Poole as an advantage
Stereotype of killers

Thomas Berryman killed and never got to enjoy his money
Ben Toy driven insane
Oona Quinn deigned to suffer the loss of her lover at such a young age
Jimmie Horn could have done great things, but his life was too short.
Tragedy

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