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War and historical novels

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To all the boys I've loved before by Jenny Han
Jenny Han is a Korean-American author best known for writing The Summer and Turned Pretty trilogy.
Song girls, as they call themselves, a few years earlier lost their mother and make sure not to forget about their Korean roots and make it easier for their father to raise their three adolescent daughters.
Lara Jean in a hat box, which she got from her mother, keeps her love letters. The girl wrote them herself and directed the words to her former objects of sighs, to heal this way of unwanted feelings. In total, five letters were created that were never intended for the addressees.
However, someone stole the box and sent words written on paper that would heal the girls broken heart. All the boys that Lara used to love in the past receive messages. The whole situation could be turned into a joke, if it were not for the fact that one of them is the former boy of the older singer Song.

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The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

Hazel suffers from cancer and despite miraculous therapy giving perspective a few years more, it seems that the last chapter of her life was already written during the diagnosis.
At the meeting of the support group, the heroine of the novel meets the unusual young man Augustus Waters, who turns her life upside down.
John Green is an American writer, author of bestsellers from the New York Times list. He made his debut with the great novel Looking for Alaska.

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The Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen and published in 1813 is constantly conquering the hearts of readers.  The plot is set in the nineteenth century showing the everyday life of the upper classes of those times.  The not-so-established Bennet family living in Longbourn brought up five daughters under their roof, including the main character, Miss Elisabeth Bennet.  The second daughter of the Bennet, not as beautiful as her oldest sister Jane, but a smart and clever woman.  One day, Mr. Charles Bingley, a young and rich bachelor, moves into the Netherfield Park estate, adjacent to the Bennass estate.  This message electrifies Mrs. Bennet, who sees in this fact the chance of marrying one of her five daughters.  At the ball, Mrs. Bennets dreams come true.  Mr. Bingley is clearly interested in Jane.  Elizabeth, on the other hand, finds no recognition in the eyes of Darcy, who, at Bingleys suggestion to dance with her, refuses, describing her beauty as merely tolerable.  These words are heard by Lizzy, and although he does not care too much about them, he does not feel any special sympathy for the author of this statement.  Darcy, moreover, his reluctance to dance and isolation from the society offends everyone who considers him too proud of his property and position.  However, Elizabeths  charm dazzled Darcyego,  who despite her sins against Lisas sister, ask her to marry him.  Miss Bennet expressed in the form of a proposal refuses, by the way, sending fault to Mr. Fitzwiliam.  Mr. Pemberley, wanting to explain himself to the wines that were directed against him, writes a letter to explain from them.  After these events, Liza looks differently at Lord Darcy.  When Liza leaves with her uncle and aunt, they go to Pemberley where they meet unexpectedly at the manor house.  Mr. Darcy invites them to dinner.  Then Liza comes to the letter with sad news from Longbourn.  One of the sisters, Kitty, escaped from home.  Mr. Darcy, taken over by knowing who is going to leave immediately to find fugitives.  After these events, Miss Bennet is sure of her feelings.  One day, by chance, he comes across Mr. Darcyego.  Mr. Fitzwiliam renews his proposal informing about the strength of his feelings.  However, this time Lisa did not refuse.  This is a must-have book for any romance lover.

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Edukacja nigdy się nie kończy, Watsonie. Życie jest serią lekcji, z których największa dopiero przyjdzie. - Sherlock Holmes. Pożegnalny ukłon, Arthur Conan Doyle

Education never ends, Watson. It is a series of lessons, with the greatest for the last. - His Last Bow, Arthur Conan Doyle

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Nad Niemnem by Eliza Orzeszkowa

I'm not a big fan of love stories. I remember when all my friends were in their Twilight phase, while I was watching Star Wars. When I had to read a romance for school, I was always unhappy and bored. But there was one book, that was about love, and I really liked it. It's actually one of the most beautiful books I've ever read.

The River Niemen is a book written by a Polish author Eliza Orzeszkowa. The original title is Nad Niemnem. It's a novel about two young people from different classes; the girl, Justyna, was from aristocracy, and the man, Janek, was a peasant. Her heart had been already broken by her cousin Zygmunt, and he was designed to marry a girl from his village. Justyna didn't like her life in a big residence, but she found happiness in a simple life of a villager, and she fell in love with Janek. Their strongest supporters were Justina's aunt Marta and Janek's uncle Anzelm, because a long time before, when they were young, they also were in love with each other, but Marta was too afraid of hard work of a villager to marry Anzelm. Justyna and Janek's love reunited local aristocracy with villagers. They had been friends once - Justyna's father and Janek's father were even buried together in one grave, when they had died in a battle.

I think it is a great book, not only about love, but also about patriotism and friendship. It's also well-written; I admired the way of describing nature and feelings. I think that everyone, that hates love stories like me, should try reading The River Niemen.

Magdalena Chlebicka

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Anna Rajnert about Maybe Someday by Colleen Hoover

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Anna Rajnert about Maybe Someday by Colleen Hoover

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Aleksandra, Sandra i Ewelina
"Kamienie na szaniec"

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Weronika Molenda recommends: Stanisław Lem

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Weronika Molenda recommends: Stanisław Lem

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Sherlock Holmes Word Art A. Ch. i  S. R. kl. 2b

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Igor Paluch - 19.11.2018 10:43

"Scythe" created by Neal Shusterman is (in my opinion) the best Sci-Fi novel ever created. It's a tale about growing up, corruption and fighting for ideals. In "Scythe" people are immortal. They defeated sickness, hunger and death, but people knew, that the world would be overpopulated. And that's how the Scythes association was born. Their work and destiny is simple - they have to take lives, but they are not psychopatic monsters. Every scythe picks his/her name from their idols. Because of that I learned who Michael Faraday or Robert Goddard was. It's a novel about changes, and Citra and Rowan - main protagonists show that. I think everyone should read this masterpiece because they may learn something about important people from our past, and become important people in the future. Maybe they will also change the way they see the world just like I did. This book can only be described in one word - EXCELSIOR!

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Magda Chlebicka about "Inheritance" by Christopher Paolini

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Magda Chlebicka about "Inheritance" by Christopher Paolini

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Inheritance is a series of novels written by an American author

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Anna Rajnert and Magda Chlebicka about Short Stories by Arthur Conan Doyle

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Anna Rajnert and Magda Chlebicka about Short Stories by Arthur Conan Doyle