Reading Tess of d'Urbervilles

Reading is good for improving the language comprehension and soul reserching searching.So, rescently I have read two books. ,oOne is Wuthering Heights and , the other one is Tess of d'Urbervilles of writer by Thomas Hardy.I think that the story of Tess of d'Urbervilles is more emotional.The story about Tess is set in England in the 1890s.Tess is a country girl with geogercious apprence (I am not sure what you are trying to say here -sorry) Sshe loves her husband, Angel, with her life  whole heart (life would be acceptable, but I think whole heart is more poetical) .What a tragic story. I read this book twices.I think Tess is a brave, pretty, responsibileity with and modern-minded woman. The first time ,through, I enjoyed the complex psychologyical movement insideTess's head .Thinking in of Tess's Angle,I got angry. ,Tess loves Angel so much  so , how come he doesn't believe Tess ,don't pay or have more paticen patience with to Tess. Angel doesn't deserve Tess's love. The second time I read it,. I found theat Angel is innocent too. He makes a great effordt for to protect (this again is personal preference, but I think it helps portray what he did)their love.He faces the press of his family and his faith too.He loves Tess to so much to and needs time to accept her past. Love should be paticent patient and pardon forgive (pardon is okay, but forgive sounds more natural here).Maybe i will have an other feelings when i read this book for the third time.

Isn't that the wonderful thing about literature - what we get out of it can change so much from one reading to another? You write very well. It seems consistent, so I am going to point out a punctuation error. When you use a comma, the comma should be attached to the word before it instead of the word after it. Keep enjoying your reading! I enjoyed reading your insights very much!

Reading Tess of d'Urbervilles

Reading is good for improving the language comprehension and soul researching. So resently I read two books. One is Wuthering Heights and the other one is Tess of d'Urbervilles of by writer Thomas Hardy. I think the story of Tess of d'Urbervilles is more emotional. The story about Tess is set in England during the 1890s. Tess is a country girl with a geogercious appearance. She loves her husband Angel with all her life force. What a tragic story. I read this book twice. I think Tess is a brave, pretty, responsible and moden minded woman.

The first time I read it, I found Tess has complex psychological disorders. (Sorry, I don't know what this part is saying). Thinking from Tess's point of view, I got angry. Tess loves Angel so much, and how is it that he doesn't believe Tess? Why doesn't he pay more attention to Tess? Angel doesn't deserve Tess's love. The second time I read it, I found Angel is innocent too. He makes great effort for their love. He faces many challenges with his family and faith (Sorry, I don't know what this part is saying). He loves Tess too much and needs time to accept her past. Love should have patience and forgiveness. Maybe I will have another feeling when I read this book for the third time.