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Hard Times reminded me of Huxley's Brave New World. Both portray a dystopian city. The difference is that Hard Times is too in your face.
Dickens' fictional city Coketown, homes people of radically different points of view and means of living when the circus stops over the town for a few months. There are people obsessed with
"The child of Zade Meadows."
It was simply marvelous! I loved it so much!
I started the book only because Lincoln was nicknamed "the child of Zade meadows" and as a Zade woman, I can say with certainty that this guy deserves this nickname.
Yesterday morning, because I had a lot of free time, I thought I would start a book and I started this book, the book was so gripping that I finished it in the evening.
I can understand and admire Monroe because I know the difficulty of keeping a roof over your head, thinking about what to eat in the evening, working and trying to study at the same time. So I really understand Monroe. And the reason for my admiration! Even though Lincoln was like Prince Charming, the fact that she did not get carried away and did not deviate from her path made me admire her.
Of course, in the end, Prince Charming turned out to be the villian king, but come on, that's what I like! So I liked the book very much and I thank the author.
Every ending has a beginning!
It Ends with Us & It Starts with Us by Colleen HOOVER
Written by Colleen Hoover who is #1 Sunday Times bestselling author of ‘It Ends with Us’, these books are up-to-date and based on love relationships. Although this sometimes leads to a love and hate triangle, the first love can be different from the others. So, it can be unnecessary for
This is a lovely collection of stories that served as an inspiration for the series Electric Dreams. Consisting of ten stories, this book is a great insight into Philip K. Dick's shorter prose works. Some of these stories fall more into macabre/horror genre (with a distinct Twilight Zone vibe) than into science fiction (as the title would
Great Book!
I’ve had the chance to read one of the classics again. In general I would say the book was really good. The energy between the sisters and their relationship with their mother was marvelous. The overall dialogues were much easier to read. I would say out of 4 sisters my favourite one would be Jo. Because she is so out of the ordinary and likes to
Metamorphosis written by Franz Kafka
I desire this book with its content and the stream of the story so much. I think that the writer tells everything he wants to emphasize. What he wants to point out is that we always span a bordered life. What I mean by “bordered” is that we go on living with our inevitable habits. Why inevitable? Actually, habits are not inevitable, we perceive in that way. In this book, — spoiler-Gregor, who is the hero of the story, finds himself in a strange situation. He turned into an odd creature. Despite his heavy body shape happened because of turning a creature, he immediately tried to stand up because he noticed he was late to go for work. As you can understand from this sentence, like we do every time, he was hurried up not to be late. But he should have thought and cared his situation. “Why did he turn a strange creature, how this happened?” But, he didn’t. -spoiler- Her boss came in his house to warn due to his absence. Gregor tried to the best but didn’t want her family and her boss to see him in that way. Her sister cared him so much. After a while, she was bored and even started to convince them to go him away. We shouldn’t just do our tasks or can’t sometimes do them properly. Gregor is an example of that. He cared his tasks and the others’s feelings rather than thinking his own pity situation. Please don’t just focus on your around, but care yourself!
I like this book so much and wanted to tell my opinions to give some pre-information because you may want to read this book someday. I was attracted so much while witnessing Gregors’ pity situation and of course was angry at his being careless for himself!
THE ROLE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN FRANKENSTEIN
Mary Shelley, who wrote Frankenstein, was the daughter of Mary Wollstonecraft, a famous women's rights activist, and William Godwin, a philosopher and political writer. The author wrote the book in 1818 when she was twenty-one years old. The book is still relevant, still being read and remade into films. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is a
