A great book is not just a series of events or characters spun together, but involves a vivid description of thoughts in a tangible fashion. The Yellow Wallpaper talks about the ordeal faced by the narrator in her new house, when she feels her husband just does not understand her, or may be pretends not to. She is forced to not do anything that makes her even more susceptible to imagining thing around her. The plot intensifies when she is draws a parallel between her life and what she is imagines and both the situations blend into each other. As a reader one can empathize with the way narrator feels by the excellent style of writing.