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1526 Hilal Burdayım! :)
"Öyle derine işleyen bir şeydi ki okul numarası, insan ilkokul numarasını hiç unutmaz, unutamazdı."
Hilal Telatar
Daha sonra bunu kuzenime de sordum,1104 olduğunu söyledi:)Güzel bir tespit.
Here's why it took me too long to read all the book..·288 syf.·Edebiyat
5/10
2023 2. kitabı
This time, I'm here to analyze 
Happy Hour by 
Marlowe Granados . Well, maybe I should not put it like that, using the word ''analyze'', because that is not exactly what I mean to do; but you should know that I am going to tell what I think about this book. You may have noticed that I am writing in English. I have two reasons for that:
1- I have read this book in English.
2- I wanted to do something different.
(By the way if you notice any mistake in my writing, please let me know so that I can fix them.)
Happy Hour is a book that I saw in a booktuber's video. That video was about book reccomendations and the title of this book got me, to be honest, though I don't know why. If that video included an analyze of it, I really would not read this book.
- But why?
- Let me tell you.
It is a novel, as you can read in the cover of the book, and it is written as a diary of a young girl who just moved to New York from London. Her name is Isa and she has a troublemaker friend named Gala. Isa tells her stories day by day using first person omniscient, which make sense because it is a diary. Yet what I did not like was her stories. YES! Her stories. This book only contains her stories and I did not like them. Actually, this has something to do with the characters.
Isa, is a young girl in her early twenties. She has no parents. Well, she actually had a single mother but she died, which is very unfortunate for her. She had to grow up by herself but she was not lonely. There was her best friend Gala who is like a sister to her.
Marlowe Granados characterizes them as ''really pretty girls''. They are so pretty that they can be at the cover of a magazine about celebrities. What we know else about them is that they are very intellectual. At least Isa mentions it, but I think they are not. Like, I
Happy Hour by Marlowe Granados . Well, maybe I should not put it like that, using the word ''analyze'', because that is not exactly what I mean to do; but you should know that I am going to tell what I think about this book. You may have noticed that I am writing in English. I have two reasons for that:
1- I have read this book in English.
2- I wanted to do something different.
(By the way if you notice any mistake in my writing, please let me know so that I can fix them.)
Happy Hour is a book that I saw in a booktuber's video. That video was about book reccomendations and the title of this book got me, to be honest, though I don't know why. If that video included an analyze of it, I really would not read this book.
- But why?
- Let me tell you.
It is a novel, as you can read in the cover of the book, and it is written as a diary of a young girl who just moved to New York from London. Her name is Isa and she has a troublemaker friend named Gala. Isa tells her stories day by day using first person omniscient, which make sense because it is a diary. Yet what I did not like was her stories. YES! Her stories. This book only contains her stories and I did not like them. Actually, this has something to do with the characters.
Isa, is a young girl in her early twenties. She has no parents. Well, she actually had a single mother but she died, which is very unfortunate for her. She had to grow up by herself but she was not lonely. There was her best friend Gala who is like a sister to her.
Marlowe Granados characterizes them as ''really pretty girls''. They are so pretty that they can be at the cover of a magazine about celebrities. What we know else about them is that they are very intellectual. At least Isa mentions it, but I think they are not. Like, IHilal Telatar isimli okura yanıt verildi
Hilal Telatar
@RussianVanya It is usually written in Turkish but I wanted to say that it would be useful for us to write in English from time to time. :)))
Here's why it took me too long to read all the book..·288 syf.·Edebiyat
5/10
2023 2. kitabı
This time, I'm here to analyze Happy Hour by Marlowe Granados . Well, maybe I should not put it like that, using the word ''analyze'', because that is not exactly what I mean to do; but you should know that I am going to tell what I think about this book. You may have noticed that I am writing in English. I have two reasons for that:
1- I have read this book in English.
2- I wanted to do something different.
(By the way if you notice any mistake in my writing, please let me know so that I can fix them.)
Happy Hour is a book that I saw in a booktuber's video. That video was about book reccomendations and the title of this book got me, to be honest, though I don't know why. If that video included an analyze of it, I really would not read this book.
- But why?
- Let me tell you.
It is a novel, as you can read in the cover of the book, and it is written as a diary of a young girl who just moved to New York from London. Her name is Isa and she has a troublemaker friend named Gala. Isa tells her stories day by day using first person omniscient, which make sense because it is a diary. Yet what I did not like was her stories. YES! Her stories. This book only contains her stories and I did not like them. Actually, this has something to do with the characters.
Isa, is a young girl in her early twenties. She has no parents. Well, she actually had a single mother but she died, which is very unfortunate for her. She had to grow up by herself but she was not lonely. There was her best friend Gala who is like a sister to her.
Marlowe Granados characterizes them as ''really pretty girls''. They are so pretty that they can be at the cover of a magazine about celebrities. What we know else about them is that they are very intellectual. At least Isa mentions it, but I think they are not. Like, I
Happy Hour by Marlowe Granados . Well, maybe I should not put it like that, using the word ''analyze'', because that is not exactly what I mean to do; but you should know that I am going to tell what I think about this book. You may have noticed that I am writing in English. I have two reasons for that:
1- I have read this book in English.
2- I wanted to do something different.
(By the way if you notice any mistake in my writing, please let me know so that I can fix them.)
Happy Hour is a book that I saw in a booktuber's video. That video was about book reccomendations and the title of this book got me, to be honest, though I don't know why. If that video included an analyze of it, I really would not read this book.
- But why?
- Let me tell you.
It is a novel, as you can read in the cover of the book, and it is written as a diary of a young girl who just moved to New York from London. Her name is Isa and she has a troublemaker friend named Gala. Isa tells her stories day by day using first person omniscient, which make sense because it is a diary. Yet what I did not like was her stories. YES! Her stories. This book only contains her stories and I did not like them. Actually, this has something to do with the characters.
Isa, is a young girl in her early twenties. She has no parents. Well, she actually had a single mother but she died, which is very unfortunate for her. She had to grow up by herself but she was not lonely. There was her best friend Gala who is like a sister to her.
Marlowe Granados characterizes them as ''really pretty girls''. They are so pretty that they can be at the cover of a magazine about celebrities. What we know else about them is that they are very intellectual. At least Isa mentions it, but I think they are not. Like, IHilal Telatar
Writing in English keeps the mind fit. I really like this idea :)