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My ideas and my impressions about the book “The Boy at the Top of the Mountain” by John Boyne. Analysis of the main character.

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My ideas and my impressions about the book “The Boy at the Top of the Mountain” by John Boyne. Analysis of the main character.

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My ideas and my impressions about  the book

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The Pernickety Boy

In our class there is a Pernickety Boy, who is so-called because he places too much emphasis on trivial or minor details.

He was born in Marino, a small town near Rome, but he has Romanian origins.

Every morning, he takes a lot of time to style his hair and he is obsessed by the sneakers: they must always be perfectly clean. He cares a lot about his own style, in fact he loves wearing particular hoodies, blue or grey jeans, trackpants and sneakers, following very carefully the streetwear fashion.

He is a reserved boy: sometimes to have this behavior limits his potentialities, but nevertheless he gives always his 100% in all the activities he does. He is a very good friend because he always stays by your side if you have some problems.

He loves playing football and he listens to numerous music genres.

The Pernickety Boy is so accurate both in his life as in friendship.

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My comment about  'There is no frigate like a book', by Emily Dickinson

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My comment about  'There is no frigate like a book', by Emily Dickinson

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Emily Dickinson was an american poet. She wrote lots of poems, such as 'There is no frigate like a book'. This poem tells us about the many powers that books have. They can bring you to imaginary 'lands'-for this reason 'there is no frigate like a book'. She also wrote that if you like a certain book, it will be interesting to read. In the end, she wrote that the 'chariot' which 'bears your soul without oppress of toll'. I think it means that you can travel simply reading a book.

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My comment about 'The Rights of the Reader', by Daniel Pennac

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My comment about 'The Rights of the Reader', by Daniel Pennac

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Daniel Pennac is a French writer, who drew up ten rights that only reader must have. Reading has always been one of the most important activities that people do. It has lots of benefits, such as open your mind, develop your creativity and increase your language skill.
I agree with all of these rights, because I think that the reader is the only one who can control the way he do this important activity (skipping pages, not finishing a book, dipping in and reading anything and anywhere).

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Money affects our life in different ways

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My Travel Log

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My classmates and I spent a week in England, visiting Colindale, Oxford, Cambridge and London!

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8th January 2018

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by Charles Dickens

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18th September 2017.