book review
It's not easy to choose a favourite book, so I'll write about the last one I/ve read (in fact, I've heard it as an audiobook). It is Cecelia Ahern's novel "Love, Rosie". The plot is quite straightforward: a boy and a girl (and later a man and a woman) are BFF's. What they at first don't realise is that they also love each other. Because of half-words, being afraid to be misunderstood and to lose their friendship they remain "just" friends until their 50-s.
I am not a fan of chick lit, but I did like the book. The main characters are charming, although I would call some of the minor ones one-dimensional. The novel is readable and gripping, I binge heard the audiobook in several sittings. For English learners, it also contains tone of useful vocab in different styles and for various situations.
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book review
It's not easy to choose a favourite book, so I'll write about the last one I/ve read (in fact, I've heard it as an audiobook). It is Cecelia Ahern's novel "Love, Rosie". The plot is quite straightforward: a boy and a girl (and later a man and a woman) are BFF's. What they at first don't realise is that they also love each other. Because of half-words, being afraid of being misunderstood and of losing their friendship, they remain "just" friends until their 50s.I am not a fan of chick lit, but I did like the book. The main characters are charming, although I would call some of the minor ones one-dimensional. The novel is readable and gripping, and I binge listened the audiobook in several sittings. For English learners, it also contains tons of useful vocab in different styles and for various situations.
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It's not easy to choose a favourite book, so I'll write about the last one I/ve read (in fact, I've heard it as an audiobook).> It's not easy for me to say whether it is a favourite book of mine, but I would like to talk about the last book I read -- in fact, it is an audiobook that I had listened-- nonetheless.
It is Cecelia Ahern's novel "Love, Rosie".
The plot is quite straightforward: a boy and a girl (and later a man and a woman) are BFF's. > The plot is quite straightforward: the relationship between a boy and a girl who are the best of friends, and how it would last into late adulthood, when they eventually became lovers.
What they at first don't realise is that they also love each other.> What they failed to realise initially was that they had feelings for one another from the very beginning.
Because of half-words, being afraid to be misunderstood and to lose their friendship they remain "just" friends until their 50-s.
> Due to the uncertainties they had about their relationship and their fear of being rejected if they were to say anything out of place, which could result in the end of their friendship, they were just being friends throughout the whole time until they were in their 50s.
I am not a fan of chick lit, but I did/do like the book. The main characters are charming, although I would call some of the minor ones one-dimensional. The novel is readable and gripping, and I binge listened to the audiobook and finished it in several sittings.
For English learners, it also contains tone of useful vocab in different styles and for various situations.>As for the English learners, I like to let them know that it has many useful vocabulary and phrases that are applicable for everyday usage.
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