I would like to see a literary analysis on the satire and the satire of stereotypes of the 1800s in Huckleberry Finn. The entire book is based around the stereotypes and yet there's none on this website.

i like to see shmoop do this book because a few people need help finding quotes for school assignments.

add wasteland by t s eliot. includes one of the most widey used similies

Fix the myriad errors in the Heart of Darkness where PHD students say the ivory traders are British. They are Belgians. This is an outrageous error.

The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster is one of the pivotal revenge dramas of the age along with Spanish Tragedy and of course, the works of Shakespeare. If you could feature this play I feel it would greatly improve your literature section. Please :)

I recently did a presentation on the theme of the natural world in Paradise Lost for a teacher, and I think it's actually one of the major themes in the poem, so perhaps you could add that.

I am studying Blood Brothers, by Willy Russel, along with Lord of the Flies, as part of my 2nd literature exam for GCSE. Therefore I think it would be great if Shmoop could add that. I would be very thankful.

books like A Thousand Splendid Suns and the kite runner. those are really good.

SAT prep>math>geometry and measurement>drill 11>#2, the correct answer is negative and there's no way to grid in a negative

Some big name works to start with:
Republic
Phaedo
Posterior Analytics
Nicomachean Ethics

Please include this!!

Add more classical literature books (as Wharton's Age of Innocence) instead of more recent books (like Geiman's Graveyard Book). This books are classical because have important subjects worth discussing.

I am reading this before we read the Crucible to learn some history even though it's historical fiction. Please add this book.

Every week and a half or so, I need to write a essay for history. My history teacher always points us to this website for anything. I decided to check out the essay lab due to my poor grades on essays, but you only have essays for books (Which I'll need soon if you put The Alchemist up) and college applications. Maybe you could have a general writer for everything else?

As an Anglican minister he is perfectly within his rights to get married. Yet, as a minister he is rather 'empty' (hence the name 'chasuble', a sleeveless covering worn by priests. He recycles his sermons, regardless of the actual purpose for each homily.

Schmoop should make a tab for things that you can purchase for shmoints after all, there is only a wierd video of bears talking. It should be easy to get the "prizes" for your shmoints.

I would like you to add the novel Hope Was Here to your list of popular books.

I'd love to see more poems analyzed under the poetry sections because your analysis is so thorough and helpful.

have a essay-lab for the book "Wicked:The life and times of the wicked witch of the west"