Essays on White Teeth

In my humble opinion, Zadie Smith’s novel, White Teeth, is an incredible case of the modern London, a variety of countries where different societies conflict subsequently step by step coinciding into an endlessly one of a kind compound of the dynamic West and the traditional...

White Teeth, by Zadie White uses many themes throughout the book that play a big role in how we understand the book. One of the biggest themes that is present and is in the name of the book is the use of teeth. Teeth and...

Identity, a concept that is unwillingly beyond one’s control, constantly restricting and limiting an individual’s capabilities. In the novel White Teeth, the reader is immediately exposed to a variety of situations and cultural legacies of three uniquely different families residing in London, England; The Joneses,...

This novel is the story of three families from three different cultural and Geographical backgrounds, the English-Jamaican Jones, the Bangladeshi Iqbals and the Jewish Chalfens, told mainly between 1974 and 1992, set in Willesden, a multicultural suburb in North London. The novel is told in...

In my humble opinion, Zadie Smith’s novel, White Teeth, is an incredible case of the modern London, a variety of countries where different societies conflict subsequently step by step coinciding into an endlessly one of a kind compound of the dynamic West and the traditional...

A good smile is very important. According to research conducted in celebration of the National Smile Month, a good smile tops the list of what people notice when they meet someone new. It is also ranks second as what both men and women find attractive...