What is the main theme of 'burning secret novel'?

I think the main theme of 'A Burning: A Novel' might center on exploring human relationships and the search for identity in a complex world. There could also be elements of social commentary and the impact of external forces on individual lives.

The main theme could be about survival. In many novels, when the world is 'burning' either literally or metaphorically, characters often have to fight for their survival against various challenges.

Well, in many novels, there is often an antagonist who might be trying to use the burning secret against the protagonist. So in this 'burning secret novel', there could be such a character. And of course, there may be side characters who add depth to the story, such as neighbors or colleagues who might get caught up in the web of the secret as the story unfolds.

I'm not sure as I haven't read this specific novel. But generally, the title might suggest themes like destruction, chaos, or a radical change within a household or a community it represents.

It might also be about starting anew. Sometimes, destroying the old (like burning down a house) is a way to make space for the new. In the context of the novel, characters could be going through a process of leaving behind the past and embracing a new beginning.

The main theme in 'barn burning story' is often about class struggle and family loyalty. The story shows the conflict between the poor and the wealthy through the actions of the protagonist's father who burns barns of the rich. Family loyalty is also a key aspect as the son has to grapple with his feelings towards his father's actions.

Overall, 'A Burning' by Megha Majumdar mainly focuses on themes like identity, class struggle, and the pursuit of justice in a complex society. The characters' experiences and choices reveal the harsh realities and challenges faced by people in such circumstances.

Love could also be a main theme. Despite the world being on fire, so to speak, the story may show that love can transcend boundaries. In 'Warm Bodies', the relationship that develops between different species (zombie and human) is a form of love that might be a key aspect of what the 'Burning World' in the novel represents.

Not having read 'Secret Sanction A Novel', I can only speculate. It could be centered around secrecy and the implications of sanctions in a particular setting. Maybe it's set in a political or corporate world where there are underhanded deals and the main character has to deal with the fallout of these secret sanctions. It could also be a moral exploration of when and why sanctions are kept secret and what that means for the individuals involved.

I'm not sure specifically as I don't know which 'the secret novel book' you're referring to. It could be about mystery, love, adventure or many other themes.