It is always interesting to know what the deeper senses of a title are. Certainly one like "Reading in the Dark" appeals to the imagination and some people might even be disappointed if it would only have one significance. That is not the case here; on the contrary, the title contains a number of ideas that are inextricably connected to the story. The combination of reading and darkness may seem somewhat conflicting at first sight, …showed first 75 words of 1270 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1270 total…using Reading in the Dark as the title of his book, as it is both captivating and conveying all the different aspects that are dealt with in the novel. All the elements that are concerned with reading and both literal and metaphorical darkness are incessantly present and turn the novel into a stirring report of a family's history. (The level of this essay is University, Bachelor, but it's possible there will appear College, 2nd, Sophomore)