Love and passion in everything make us, successful. I do not know where I first heart this sentence but is well understood that starting anything with effort has a pleasant ending. Many stories and films have been made in this regard. One of these stories, which fortunately has been made into a film, is the beautiful story of Billy Elliot. Which beautifully depicts the working class of England under Margaret Thatcher (Page 15, line 4), the first female British Prime Minister. Billy is a 12-year boy who lives with his father (Jackie), older brother (Tony)and grandmother (Nan). Billy’s novel can be examined from different dimensions, which in my opinion is one of the most important themes of the family, but this does not mean that I want to give up themes such as politics, gender, passion, class, loss, and acceptance. For example, the untimely death of Billy's mother has had a profound effect on the behavior of Billy and his family.
Billy's novel is written by the famous English writer Melvin Burgess in 2001 in the fiction genre. The main audience of the book is all teenagers, mostly the working class. The author shows the impact of labor strikes (Page 15, lines 4-18) on the British miners in 1984-85, and in this novel, we see the growth and success of Billy at the same time.
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