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Great American Short Stories by Paul Negri edited Miguel Ángel Santos B2.2D L/X 19.00 - 21.15

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Great American Short Stories by Paul Negri edited Miguel Ángel Santos B2.2D L/X 19.00 - 21.15

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Some American short-story tradition. I selected three stories.

Young Goodman Brown

Goodman Brown says goodbye to his wife, Faith, outside of his house in Salem Village. Faith, wearing pink ribbons in her cap, asks him to stay with her, saying that she feels scared when she is by herself and free to think troubling thoughts. Goodman Brown tells her that he must travel for one night only and reminds her to say her prayers and go to bed early. He reassures her that if she does this, she will come to no harm. Goodman Brown takes final leave of Faith, thinking to himself that she might have guessed the evil purpose of his trip and promising to be a better person after this one night.

Goodman Brown sets off on a road through a gloomy forest. He looks around, afraid of what might be behind each tree, thinking that there might be Indians or the devil himself lurking there. He soon comes upon a man in the road who greets Goodman Brown as though he had been expecting him. The man is dressed in regular clothing and looks normal except for a walking stick he carries. This walking stick features a carved serpent, which is so lifelike it seems to move.

He man’s words confuse Goodman Brown, who says that even if this is so, he wants to return to the village for Faith’s sake. At that moment, the two come upon an old woman hobbling through the woods, and Goodman Brown recognizes Goody Cloyse, who he knows to be a pious, respected woman from the village. He hides, embarrassed to be seen with the man, and the man taps Goody Cloyse on the shoulder. She identifies him as the devil and reveals herself to be a witch, on her way to the devil’s evil forest ceremony.

Despite this revelation, Goodman Brown tells the man that he still intends to turn back, for Faith’s sake. The man says that Goodman Brown should rest. Before disappearing, he gives Goodman Brown his staff, telling him that he can use it for transport to the ceremony if he changes his mind. As he sits and gathers himself, Goodman Brown hears horses traveling along the road and hides once again.

Soon he hears the voices of the minister of the church and Deacon Gookin, who are also apparently on their way to the ceremony. Shocked, Goodman Brown swears that even though everyone else in the world has gone to the devil, for Faith’s sake he will stay true to God. However, he soon hears voices coming from the ceremony and thinks he recognizes Faith’s voice. He screams her name, and a pink ribbon from her cap flutters down from the sky.

Certain that there is no good in the world because Faith has turned to evil, Goodman Brown grabs the staff, which pulls him quickly through the forest toward the ceremony. When he reaches the clearing where the ceremony is taking place, the trees around it are on fire, and he can see in the firelight the faces of various respected members of the community, along with more disreputable men and women and Indian priests. But he doesn’t see Faith, and he starts to hope once again that she might not be there.

A figure appears on a rock and tells the congregation to present the converts. Goodman Brown thinks he sees his father beckoning him forward and his mother trying to hold him back. Before he can rethink his decision, the minister and Deacon Gookin drag him forward. Goody Cloyse and Martha Carrier bring forth another person, robed and covered so that her identity is unknown. After telling the two that they have made a decision that will reveal all the wickedness of the world to them, the figure tells them to show themselves to each other. Goodman Brown sees that the other convert is Faith. Goodman Brown tells Faith to look up to heaven and resist the devil, then suddenly finds himself alone in the forest.

The next morning Goodman Brown returns to Salem Village, and every person he passes seems evil to him. He sees the minister, who blesses him, and hears Deacon Gookin praying, but he refuses to accept the blessing and calls Deacon Gookin a wizard. He sees Goody Cloyse quizzing a young girl on Bible verses and snatches the girl away. Finally, he sees Faith at his own house and refuses to greet her. It’s unclear whether the encounter in the forest was a dream, but for the rest of his life, Goodman Brown is changed. He doesn’t trust anyone in his village, can’t believe the words of the minister, and doesn’t fully love his wife. He lives the remainder of his life in gloom and fear.

"The Killers."

Is a story by Ernest Hemingway, published in Scribner's Magazine in 1927. After its appearance in Scribner's, the story was published in Men Without Women, Snows of Kilimanjaro, and The Nick Adams Stories. The writer's depiction of the human experience, his use of satire, and the everlasting themes of death, friendship, and the purpose of life have contributed to make "The Killers" one of Hemingway's most famous and frequently anthologized short stories.

The story features Nick Adams, a famous Hemingway character from his short stories. In this story, Hemingway shows Adams crossing over from teenager to adult. The basic plot of the story involves two hitmen who enter a restaurant seeking to kill a boxer, a Swede named Ole Andreson, who is hiding out for reasons unknown, possibly for winning a fight.

Historians have some documents showing that the working title of the piece was "The Matadors”.

The story takes place in Summit, Illinois, during the 1920s, during Prohibition. Two hitmen, Max and Al, dressed as twins walk into Henry's lunch-room, which is run by George. They order pork chops and chicken dinners that are not yet available and settle for ham and eggs and bacon and eggs. Also in the lunch-room is Nick Adams who is a recurring character in Hemingway's stories. Al takes Nick into the kitchen and ties up him and Sam the cook. Max and George soon have a conversation, which reveals that the two men are there to kill Ole Andreson, a Swedish ex-heavyweight prize fighter, for a "friend." Andreson never shows, so the two men leave. George sends Nick to Hirsch's boarding house, run by Mrs. Bell, to warn Andreson about the two men. Nick finds Andreson lying in his bed with all of his clothes on. He tells Andreson what has happened. Andreson does not react, except to tell Nick not to do anything, as there is nothing that can be done. Nick leaves, goes back to the lunch-room, and informs George about Ole Andreson's reaction. When George no longer seems concerned, Nick decides to leave town.

The Tell-Tale Heart,"

"The Tell-Tale Heart" is a first-person narrative told by an unnamed narrator. Despite insisting that they are sane, the narrator suffers from a disease (nervousness) which causes "over-acuteness of the senses".

The old man, with whom the narrator lives, has a clouded, pale, blue "vulture-like" eye, which distresses and manipulates the narrator so much that they plot to murder the old man, despite also insisting that the narrator loves the old man and has never felt wronged by him. The narrator is insistent that this careful precision in committing the murder proves that they cannot possibly be insane. For seven nights, the narrator opens the door of the old man's room to shine a sliver of light onto the "evil eye." However, the old man's vulture-eye is always closed, making it impossible to "do the work," thus making the narrator go further into distress.

On the eighth night, the old man awakens after the narrator's hand slips and makes a noise, interrupting the narrator's nightly ritual. The narrator does not draw back and after some time, decides to open the lantern. A single thin ray of light shines out and lands precisely on the "evil eye," revealing that it is wide open. The narrator hears the old man's heart beating, which only gets louder and louder. This increases the narrator's anxiety to the point where they decide to strike. They jump into the room and the old man shrieks once before he is killed. The narrator then dismembers the body and conceals the pieces under the floorboards, ensuring the concealment of all signs of the crime. Even so, the old man's scream during the night causes a neighbor to report to the police, who the narrator invites in to look around. The narrator claims that the scream heard was their own in a nightmare and that the old man is absent in the country. Confident that they will not find any evidence of the murder, the narrator brings chairs for them and they sit in the old man's room. The chairs are placed on the very spot where the body is concealed; the police suspect nothing, and the narrator has a pleasant and easy manner.

The narrator begins to feel uncomfortable and notices a ringing in their ears. As the ringing grows louder, the narrator concludes that it is the heartbeat of the old man coming from under the floorboards. The sound increases steadily to the narrator, though the officers do not seem to hear it. Terrified by the violent beating of the heart and convinced that the officers are aware of not only the heartbeat but also the narrator's guilt, the narrator breaks down and confesses. The narrator tells them to tear up the floorboards to reveal the remains of the old man's body.

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Harry Potter´s saga is well known for most  people. Even if  you have never read the books, surely you will have watched the films. That book tells the journey of Harry, Hermione and Ron around the world to look for and destroy the deadly hallows in order to make Voldemort weaker and have more chances to defeat him.

The story is gripping because there is always something interesting. By the way, you can dive into the personality of the main characters and see how the are dealing with some feelings, especially frustration. After all, they have lived some dramatic situations in the very recent past and the lack of success leads them to argue. In the end, as you can imagine, Voldemort is defeated by Harry thanks to his friends' help. The ending is highly predictable, though it highlights the values of working together and friendship.

I read this book when I was a teenager and objectively this novel is written for young people, bu,t on the other hand,there is an element that makes this novel slightly more mature than the rest of books from the saga: vivid dead descriptions. In the previous six books you can read about somebody who is dead, is dying or even murdered. But in this case, there are some wizards and witches being killed in many different situations in which you can read every bloody detail. Rarely have I read something like this in novels addressed to teenagers and that is why I highly recommend that you read this book

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Alice in Wonderland: welcome to a surreal yet mesmerising world

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Alice in Wonderland: welcome to a surreal yet mesmerising world

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“Alice in wonderland” or “Alice's Adventures in Wonderland” (longer title) is a novel written by the English author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll. It belongs to the genre so-called “non-sense literature” which aims at mixing elements that make sense with some that do not, with the effect of subverting language conventions or logical reasoning. It is widely known “Alice in wonderland” is one of the best examples of this kind of literature.

“Alice in wonderland” tells the story of a Little girl called Alice who goes after a white rabbit and falls into his hole. This unexpected situation transports Alice to an imaginary world whit a bunch of anthropomorphic creatures.The outstanding feature of this book is characters’ personality (Mad Hatter,Chesire Cat and Queen of Hearts)

But what I really like  about this book  is the hidden meaning of the plot,whereby there are  tons of films and novels which have been inspired in this weird but also amazing story. In fact, Tim Burton directed two films about Alice in this imaginary world: “Alice in Wonderland” and “Alice through the looking glass”

If you want to disconnect from  the ordinary world and think about madness in a cheerful way, this is definitely your book!
Silvia Alonso

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Wuthering Heights: an excellent piece of work!

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Wuthering Heights: an excellent piece of work!

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Wuthering Heights is by far one of my favourite books. If you are looking for a romantic but mysterious story about a lonely man who, after many weird experiences, finds his revenge, you should definitely read it by Emily Bronte.

Heatcliff, the main character of the novel, is an orphan who has a very unhappy childhood. Despite this, he becomes a strong-willed man. When he leaves  Wuthering Heights (a remote farm where he lives) because he falls in love with  his stepsister, Catherine, he becomes rich. Later on,  strange things begin to happen, when Heatcliff  decides to come back.

The book is beautifully written, with poetic descriptions and excellent dialogues. In addition to this, the writer has created a dramatic, gripping plot with well-developed and plausible characters, letting us see into the soul of a sensitive but strong man.

Finally, the story is extremely original.Never before had I read anything like it. Moreover,  its fascinating plot will keep the reader absorbed from beginning to end. As a matter of fact, I  coudn’t take my eyes off the paper for a single instant. Don´t miss your chance to read this classic masterpiece. Once you have read it, you will never forget it. (you will not be able to put it down).
Pedro Yeras

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Real Murders: An Aurora Roe Teagarden Mystery

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Real Murders: An Aurora Roe Teagarden Mystery

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One of my favourite books is Real Murders: An Aurora Roe Teagarden Mystery. It is the first book in a series of ten crime books written by Charlaine Harris.
The author transports us to a small and peaceful town of Laurentown where the main character, Aurora Teagarden, is a professional librarian. She belongs to the Real Murders Club, a group of 12 crime enthusiasts who gather monthly to analyze confusing or unsolved crimes. During one of these gatherings, one of its members is violently murdered in the same way as the crime they were discussing about. Since that night, Aurora, who is not only a suspect but also a potential victim, must work quickly to solve the crime.
I love it because the plot is so gripping that absorbs you in a fascinating world of crimes from the beginning to the end. Apart from that, it is really well written. For these reasons I would highly recommend this book to passionate of mystery books.

By M. Mar López

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One of my favourite books in English is "Jane Eyre". The book is a classic and romantic novel written by Charlotte Brontë.
It tells the story of Jane Eyre, since she is 10 years old, when she is sent to live with her aunt after her parents´ death, and all the difficulties she has to overcome. She is a poor girl that has never received any displays of affection from her aunt and cousins, who abuse and humiliate her. Later, when she tries to defend herself, she is sent to a school for poor and orphaned girls, where she stays for 8 years. Afterwards, she starts working as the governess of Mr Rochester´s daughter.

What I really loved about the book is how the story is written. I wanted to know what was going to happen to  Jane. Although some parts of the book are a little predictable, I find it entertaining and haunting.

Virginia Gusano Arias

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This book was written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Without a doubt, creator of the most famous detective of all time. This mystery novel is set in Baskerville Hall and its countryside, in Devonshire, to the south west of England.
The main character is an intelligent detective called Sherlock Holmes, who always smokes a pipe when he is thinking about some of his cases. Other characters are Dr. Watson, a loyal companion who always works with him. Sir Charles Baskerville, the owner of Baskerville Hall and its farms and lands. Henry Baskerville, he is the son of Sir Charles Baskerville´s younger brother and only heir of Sir Charles´ inheritance.
This novel tells  the story of Baskerville family. Some old papers that had gone from hand to hand throughout the centuries and seemed to be a curse for the family, arrive at Sir Charles´ hand. They were written by William Baskerville in 1742. They told how a hundred years earlier in 1640  the head of the Baskerville´s family, Sir Hugo, wild and evil man who enjoyed hurting people, died overnight attacked by a huge and terrible hound. Over the years other members of the Baskerville's family have died in strange and terrible way.

If you like reading intrigue stories this book is suitable for you because there are many situations that will keep you in suspense.

Jose L. Dorado

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Undoubtedly, one of my favourite book is “Les Misérables” by Victor Hugo. This famous historic novel is about the importance of love, hope, justice, good and evil. Not only is the plot gripping and moving but also heart-rending. The main character is Jean Valjean, a really poor but brave man who escapes from prison to start a new life because he feels sorry for his actions. Valjean changes his name and begins to help people like Fantine, a  woman who dies leaving her daughter alone, Cossette. Therefore, he decides to educate her with his own money in Paris. When the little girl grows into a woman, she falls in love with Mario, a young boy involved in the revolutionary barricades during the war in France. But it is a difficult period and the characters must fight against all odds if they want to protect one another. If you are a bookworm, you should read this book at least once in life because it is an authentic work of art.

By Elena Esquinas Buitrago.

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by George Orwell
George Orwell's masterpiece, Nineteen Eighty-Four is perhaps the most  influential book of the twentieth century, making famous Big Brother
'Who controls the past controls the future: who controls the present controls the past'

Hidden away in the Record Department of the sprawling Ministry of Truth,
Winston Smith  rewrites the past to suit the needs of the Party. Yet he  rebels against the totalitarian world he lives  in, which demands absolute obedience and controls him through the  all-seeing telescreens and the watchful eye of Big Brother, symbolic  head of the Party. In his longing for truth and liberty, Smith begins a  secret love affair with a fellow-worker Julia, but soon discovers the  true price of freedom ...

What I really loved about this novel is the strength of characters.
I highly recommend this novel to anyone who is interested in the human mind.

By Antonio Rueda

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My favourite book ever is One hundred years of solitude, written by Gabriel García Márquez (my favourite writer too). From my point of view, this book is a masterpiece of universal literature. One hundred years of solitude tells the story about Buendía's family over a century. It is very interesting how García Márquez describes all of the characters, because he does it so deeply. Although it is very difficult  to understand everything (there are lots of characters), each time I read it, I always discover new details. I highly recommend this book because I consider that it is essential if you love reading.

Gema Jiménez

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Alice in Wonderland (Don't hesitate and follow the white rabbit)

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Alice in Wonderland (Don't hesitate and follow the white rabbit)

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When I was a kid, I would sit and watch Alice in Wonderland over and over and over again. I loved the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire cat and the white rabbit.  From the second that Alice sees the white rabbit and goes chasing after him, I was captivated. Even though I knew most of the story, it didn't take away from the excitement of Alice tumbling down the rabbit hole or waiting to see if she would shrink or grow from drinking the mysterious liquid in the bottle.Everyone should read Alice in Wonderland at least once in their life. No matter what year it is or how old you are, Alice's adventures will never become dull.The book is very complex and has a lot of symbolism conveyed through the characters and setting. He intricately weaves a story using these characters and many more lessor ones to tell his story. His goal was to teach a lesson to children about growing up in an entertaining way.Each character teaches Alice something about life and growing up in a dangerous world.

By Sam.

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My favourite book is called "The Pillars of the Earth". It is written by Ken Follet, an American writter specialized in action war novels. It was his first book in a different literary genre (the historic novel). In spite of that, this well-written book has become a bestseller.
It is set in the Middle Ages in England, when the bishop's power was higher than the lord's and the Church was able to crown a king. In that time a new type of religious architecture was born (Gothic). As a result, churches were designed slimmer and light-filled.
The main characters are Tom Builder (a mason who builds houses to feudal lords. However, his dream is to become a builder of cathedrals), Phillip (a modest monk who always does everything in glorification of Holy God) and Waleran Bigod (a priest who looks for his own benefit).
"The Pillars of the Earth" tells the story of the building of a magnificient cathedral. Ken Follet takes the readers into an epic of family drama, violent conflict and unswerving ambition, describing brilliantly that era and following the main characters throughout a series of exciting adventures filled with intrigue and treachery.
This book is fascinating and really entertaining, especiallly after the first chapter. Although it has more than 1200 pages, it is easy to read and when you start you cannot put it down. I highly recommend "The Pillars of the Earth" to anyone who enjoys historic novels.

Mario G.N

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This is by far one of my favourite books. It is a very intriguing novel written by S. J Watson (2011) and it tells the story of a woman (Christine) who is unable to store memories beyond 24 hours. Every morning when she wakes up she has forgotten the circumstances of her life and must relearn them from scratch. Throughout the course of the novel she has to deal with the feeling of being a stranger in her own life and she desperately tries to uncover the truth about who she is. To achieve it, Christine is only helped by a doctor and her notes. I would say that it is a breathtaking thriller and I highly recommend reading it.
Gema Escobar Pajuelo

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Animal Farm (1945) is one of that novels you should read at least once in life. George Orwell writes a satiric story about the struggle for political power by using an analogy with the animals that live in the Manor Farm. Animal Farm tells us how the animals on the farm organise revolution against their owners in order to obtain their freedom.
At the beginning, the new animal system appears to work well but the situation becomes progressively worse. Napoleon, who is a boar and one of the main characters, stands out as a dictator and turns life on the farm upside down. This book tries to show how power can corrupt everyone and George Orwell makes a critique of the Stalin's regime. If you like to reflect on totalitarism in a different way, this is definitely your book!
Víctor Torres

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The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón

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The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón

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It´s my favourite book since a firs read it  seventeen years ago.
It´s a coming of age story, the main character is Daniel Sempere. At the beginning of the book he is a little child,  he lives in Barcelona with his father in the fourth decade of the last century. Someday in a hot summer morning his father takes Daniel to a special place, "The cemetery of the forgotten books". This is a very big building in the gothic quater, full of books, is like a cathedral where the walls, the ceiling everywhere is full of a books. His father tells Daniel:" Every book has a soul, part of the soul of the one who wrote them and  part of the soul of the people who have read them. For this reason, the books can´t be destroyed, so the books who nobody wants are collected here".  Then his father tells Daniel that he has to pick up a book, Daniel chooses "The Shadow of the wind", but there is a secret, a mistery related to this book..................

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Brave New World is a classic. It is a dystopian novel similar in theme  to George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four.  Brave New World revolves around the idea of despotism and is set in a futuristic world where a combination of science and pleasure form a rather feudalistic society. Despite being written several decades ago, its message remains valid for our generation.
This book  explores the idea of just how far science can go without being immoral and  suggests that the perfect world is impossible.
Overall, Brave New World is a scary depiction of what could soon be our future. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this well written and thought-provoking novel.
Leticia Simón

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Black Magician Trilogy was written by Trudi Canavan and tells the story of Sonea, a young girl, who discovers she has magical ability while throwing rocks at wizards during protests. The magic - and education in general - is reserved only for the wealthy, and the wealthy are directly responsible for so many  horrors of the poor, she is terrified. When she learns that the wizards she attacked are seeking her out, she runs to find shelter among the Thieves, an underground community of criminals.
Along the trilogy, we can share this gripping story with Sonea and discover who is behind the darkest secrets of Wizards Academy.
Personally, I really enjoyed reading this well-written Trudi's Canavan book trilogy. It's a haunting story which I'll remember always.
Antonio Civico

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My favourite book is,since I was a child,The Little Prince.It’s a gripping short book,which is beautifully described by writer and Aviator Antonie de Saint-Exupéry.The writer has created an amazing,entertaining plot with well-developed,very plausible characters, although it is a fable
The Little Prince is written in the first person.The Aviator finds it difficult to get along with other adults.During a flight,he has to land in the Sahara Desert as an emergency.There, he meets the Prince,a child who comes from a small planet.After that,they becomes friends and little prince tells about his sad life before to discover a beautiful flower.
Don’t miss your chance to read this classic masterpiece.Once you hace read it,you will never forget it.
Jorge Moreno Alvarez

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My favourite book is by far Carmilla.It is a Gothic novel which was written by Sherindan Le Fanu.
The book is narrated by a young girl called Laura who has been chased by a female
vampire called Carmilla ever since he was a child.
The plot is amazing because Carmilla is the guest of Laura.They meet each other when Carmilla appears injured after her carriage accident. She tries to “prey on” Laura being her friend but there are weird circumstances
which involve Carmilla’s behaviour that makes Laura suspicious.
Carmilla is one of the first books of vampire fiction, predating
of Bram Stoker’s Dracula.Although the striking feature of this book is
the main character, who is a female vampire.
I strongly recommend this book not only for its entertaining plot but also for the mystery of each page.Given all facts I set forth … it is definitely a must-read book!!
Silvia Alonso Collado

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Nice Work tells the story of the strange but amazing relationship between Vic and Robyn. Vic is the Managing Director at Pringle’s, an engineering firm, and Robyn is a feminist temporary Lecturer in English Literature at Rummidge University. They meet when Robyn is nominated as a shadow of Vic, that is, “as someone who will follow Vic about all day as he goes about his normal work”. Despite the fact that they are people with opposed ideologies and social status, at the end of the book they learn to understand and respect their opposed point of views. They also have a brief romantic relationship. Vic tells Robyn that he wants to marry her. However, she doesn’t accept his proposal.

The book is very well-written and the plot is really gripping. The author (David Lodge) knows how to analyze and join two totally different characters. Furthermore, what I really love about this book is that the author perfectly knows the academia life!!!. This issue is very important for me because I also did my PhD…Personally, I really enjoy reading Nice Work. I would strongly recommend this novel to anyone.
Maria Jose Sanchez Bueno

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An excellent book to read is Ready Player One. It’s a science fiction book which will hook the readers page after page. It´s a great book if you are a lover of the 80’s culture: music, movies, series or videogames. The plot is moving and entertaining; it takes place in a possible future world polluted and overcrowded, people try to escape from this world connecting into a virtual world called Oasis where they can change their identity and live adventures. The main character Wade Watts (or Parzival) who lives in Ohio, is a teenager: smart, self-sufficient and confident who compete with other avatars in order to find the Easter egg hidden by James Donovan Halliday (Oasis´s creator). The book shows the endless struggles of good (gunters) against evil (sixers). I highly recommend this book if you are a lover of the eighties or you want to read a science fiction novel different to other. You'll get hooked on from th beginning to the end.

Juan Cortés Martín

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My favourite book is Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley. It's a horror, Gothic story that it is worth reading.  I love it because it tells a well-known story from a different perspective. The plot is gripping and fascinating and the main character, Victor, is quite a complex character. He represents the archetype of a fallen hero. Its counterpart, the creature, seeks revenge on his creator after he tucked him away. This masterpiece will keep readers absorbed from the beginning to the end. If  you like thrilling stories and fascinating plots, this is definitely your book!
Miguel Ángel Herrero