Themes in the book

Adeolaoskydeelight · Post by **Adeolaoskydeelight** » 14 Sep 2022, 18:38

Wild world carried a lot of themes such as police brutality, racism, love, women's rights, violence and betrayal.

Chrity Edwin · Post by **Chrity Edwin** » 14 Sep 2022, 19:09

Well this book contains a whole lot of interesting theme ranging from love, sacrifice, selflessness, betrayal and racism.

Luchris Curtis · Post by **Luchris Curtis** » 15 Sep 2022, 11:27

I noticed a good number of themes in this book. The themes I saw in this book are racism, police brutality, discrimination, segregation, perseverance, and love.

Duwire Banda · Post by **Duwire Banda** » 15 Sep 2022, 12:58

The themes of violence, discrimination and racism loom large.

Duwire Banda · Post by **Duwire Banda** » 15 Sep 2022, 13:00

The themes of violence, discrimination and racism loom large.

Aarya Gondkar · Post by **Aarya Gondkar** » 16 Sep 2022, 12:11

I haven't yet read the entire book, but I noticed themes of police brutality, racism, power misuse, violence, gender discrimination, misogyny, betrayal, love...and the most important and obvious theme- war.

Iniko Santamo · Post by **Iniko Santamo** » 16 Sep 2022, 15:34

Meenahhhh wrote: ↑01 Aug 2022, 16:17 How many themes did you notice in the book? How could you relate to them? I think for me, I could relate to the themes of women’s rights, police brutality, and racism.

Five themes were noticed.
1. Racism
2. Police Brutality
3. War
4. Misogyny
5. Love

Luv Emmanuel · Post by **Luv Emmanuel** » 16 Sep 2022, 17:02

Sone of the biggest themes were; racism, corruption, injustice, police brutality, live, friendship, and betrayal. These were the most significant themes in the boom.

Beth Beth · Post by **Beth Beth** » 16 Sep 2022, 23:05

There were a number of themes I saw and could relate to. Before I mention them, I said I could relate to them because I have seen them countless times in my country.
So, racism, police brutality, betrayal, and discrimination are the themes I could relate to.

Rawdat George · Post by **Rawdat George** » 16 Sep 2022, 23:51

Meenahhhh wrote: ↑01 Aug 2022, 16:17 How many themes did you notice in the book? How could you relate to them? I think for me, I could relate to the themes of women’s rights, police brutality, and racism.

I could relate with human right, racism, and police brutality.

Post by **Vivian Writes** » 17 Sep 2022, 18:33

For me, the themes of politics, police brutality, drug abuse, authority abuse, and power play were apparent. It was as though through Steven joining the police force, I had a front seat show to a lot of things happening in the force.

Post by **Zainab Wasif** » 19 Sep 2022, 14:10

There was a wide range of themes. The ones I could relate to were abuse of power, corruption, police brutality, women’s rights and racism.

Wash William · Post by **Wash William** » 23 Sep 2022, 01:04

The main theme was police brutality and I was able to relate to it because I been a victim. This book reminds me of the End SARS protest held agains police brutality in my country.

23 Sep 2022, 11:35

The author explores police brutality and the corrupt misuse of power, and these are topics that are unfortunately still relevant today. These were the themes I could relate to the most.