The most recent book I've read

The most recent book I've read is titled "Other lives than mine" by Emmanuel Carrère, a french author.  

The narrator is witness of two terrible events during the same year: a tsunami during her summer holidays in Sri Lanka, and the death of his wife's sister. This beautifull book speak about disease, extreme poverty, and also about love and justice. It's a true story, and the author is the narrator.

The story is about a man who is on summer holiday in Sri Lanka, and he is staying in a nice hotel with his wife and his children when suddenly a big tsunami devistates part of the island. The hotel where they are staying is intact, but he's confronted with the result of this terrible event. He relates these two sad events with detailed realism and humanity stiring emotiong in the reader. 

When I was reading this book, I was in Sri Lanka, just in front of the ocean. It's a very strange experience because when I was saw the ocean, I was thinking: "the ocean is beautiful and it looks so tranquil and quite, but it has eaten so many lives"

The last most recent book I've been reading read. 

The last most recent book I've been reading read  is "Other Lives Than Mine" by Emmanuel Carrère, a french author.

The narrator is witnesses of two terrible events during the same year : the tsunami during her summer holidays in Sri Lanka and the death of her his wife's sister's . This beautifull book speaks about the disease, extreme poverty, love and justice. It's a true story, the author is the narrator.

It's the story of a man who is on summer holiday in Sri Lanka. He is staying in a nice hotel with his wife and his children when suddenly a big Tsunami devastesd a part of the island. The hotel where he's staying is intact but he'll be confronted to the result  by the terrible consequences of this terrible event. He related thisese two sad events with a lot of realism and humanity. It's very emotional.

When I've reading this book, I was in Sri Lanka, just in front of the sea. It's a very crazy experience because when I was saw the sea, I was thinking : "the sea is beautiful and it looks quite calm, but it hasve eat claimed so many lifes lives"

The last latest book I've been reading

The last latest book I've been reading is "Other lives than mine" by Emmanuel Carrère, a French author.

The narrator is witness of to two terrible events during the same year : the tsunami during her summer holidays in Sri Lanka and the death of his wife's sister wife sister's. This beautiful book speaks about the disease, extreme poverty, love and justice. It's a true story. The author is the narrator.

It's the story of a man who is on summer holiday in Sri Lanka. He is staying in a nice hotel with his wife and his children when suddenly a big tsunami devasted a part of the island. The hotel where he's staying is intact, but he'll he's confronted with to the results of this terrible event. He related this explored these two, sad events with a lot of realism and humanity. It's very emotional.

When I've I was reading this book, I was in Sri Lanka, just in front of the sea. It's a very crazy experience because when I was saw the sea, I was thinking : "the sea is beautiful and it looks quiet  quite, but it have eat has eaten so many lives lifes"

The last book I've been reading Are you still reading it, or have you finished? If you're stillreading it, it's better to say "the latest book I've been reading." If you've finished, you can say "the last book I read."

The latest book I've been reading is "Other Lives thanMine" by Emmanuel Carrère, a French author.

The narrator is witness to two terrible events during the same year : the tsunami during his summer holidays in Sri Lanka and the death of his wife sister's. This beautifull book speaks about the disease, extreme poverty, love and justice. It's a true story and the author is the narrator.

It's the story of a man who is on summer holiday in Sri Lanka. He is staying in a nice hotel with his wife and his children when suddenly a big tsunami devastates a part of the island. The hotel where he's staying is intact but he's confronted by the results of this terrible event. He relates these two sad events with a lot of realism and humanity. It's very emotional.

When I've was reading this book, I was in Sri Lanka, just in front of the sea. It was a very crazy experience because when I was saw looked at the sea, I was thinking, "The sea is beautiful and it looks quiet, but it has swallowed so many lives."