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From Slavery to Celebrity explores the transformative journey of African Americans, documenting their struggle for freedom, equality, and success. The book emphasizes the historical challenges and the evolution of Black culture, highlighting key figures who broke societal barriers. Through compelling narratives, it sheds light on the impact of slavery and the resilience of those who overcame it. The authors blend personal stories and broader social movements to illustrate a fight for dignity and recognition. This work is a celebration of achievement amidst adversity, focusing on the power of identity and empowerment.

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll  Alice, a curious young girl, falls down a rabbit hole into a fantastical world full of bizarre creatures and strange adventures. She meets peculiar characters like the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, and the Mad Hatter       I find this book to be a delightful exploration of imagination and whimsy. The bizarre logic and dreamlike quality of the story make it an enjoyable read. However, some parts can feel a bit too nonsensical.                                                                        I would recommend this book to those who enjoy surreal, imaginative stories. It's a fun, classic read, especially for fans of fantasy and adventure.                                Mariona.       

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Alice's Adventures in Woderland by Lewis Carroll

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Alice's Adventures in Woderland by Lewis Carroll

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**"Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley** is a classic novel about Victor Frankenstein, a scientist who creates a living being, only to abandon it, leading to tragic consequences. I admire its deep themes of responsibility and humanity but find some parts slow. I recommend it for its powerful message and gothic atmosphere.

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Joseph Conrad

This book mames The Secret Agent is a compelling psychological and political thriller that explores the dark world of espionage, anarchism, and betrayal. The story is set in London, the book focuses on Verloc, a secret agent who finds himself caught in a story of deception, manipulation, and tragic consequences. Conrad balances the themes of terrorism and loyalty, creating a suspensefuland gripping tale. Even if the book seems too large or the letter font too small at the end you will end liking it because of the interesting drama

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo is a historical novel set in 15th-century Paris. It tells the tragic story of Quasimodo, a deformed but kind-hearted bell ringer of Notre Dame Cathedral, and his love for the beautiful gypsy Esmeralda. However, Esmeralda is desired by many men, including the cruel Archdeacon Frollo, who becomes obsessed with her. As Frollo’s jealousy leads to betrayal and violence, Quasimodo tries to protect Esmeralda, but fate is cruel. The novel explores themes of love, fate, injustice, and the struggle between beauty and ugliness. Ultimately, it is a powerful critique of society’s prejudices and hypocrisy.

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Little Women by Louisa May Alcott is about the four March sisters and their journey through life during the Civil War. I really enjoy how each sister has her own unique personality and struggles, making them feel real. It's a bit sentimental at times, but definitely worth reading for the warmth and charm. If you're into stories about family and personal growth, I’d totally recommend it!

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Louisa May Alcott

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The book is entitled Stories from Down Under and penned by Gordon King. As the name implies, it delves into various tales from the ‘underworld,’ including a touching story called A Man and His Dog, which portrays a man who has been treated poorly by life but is uplifted by his loyal dog, Tally.

Personally, I found the book a tad dull, as it does feel a bit dated. However, I did appreciate the way it vividly captures the atmosphere of each scene.

I’d recommend it for those keen to learn new words and broaden their vocabulary. I hope you’ll consider giving it a read!

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This book tells the true story of Joseph Merrick, a man with severe physical deformities who was mistreated by society but found kindness in Dr. Treves, who helped him live with dignity.

I liked how the book highlights the importance of compassion and humanity. However, it is also very sad to see how cruel people were to Merrick.

I would recommend it because it teaches an important lesson about kindness and acceptance.

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This book is about a lawyer called Mr Utterson .He  discovers that in the testament of his good friend Mr Jekyll he lents all his goods to an evil man called mr Hyde. Sourprised by this act, Mr utterson decides to investigate this case by his own.                               In my opinion it's a very interesting and intrigating book about the duality of men. I would recomend it if you like the mistery novels and the victorian age.

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The strange case of dr Jekyl and mr Hyde

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The strange case of dr Jekyl and mr Hyde

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Robert Louis Stevenson

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All About the Cinema presents the history of the film-making industry. How the industry developed from producing simple, silent black-and-white films to the 3D blockbusters of today, with their amazing special effects. Meet some of the most famous early film stars like Charlie Chaplin and Rudolph Valentino, and today's celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence and Brad Pitt. Also tells us about the directors and producers who operate behind the scenes. Discovers the record breakers and Oscar winners, and understand how the cinema awards ceremonies have become such important events in the cinema industry.

Suzanne Eastwood.

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Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll is a fun story about a girl named Alice who falls into a strange world full of curious characters and crazy events. I like its creativity and humor, though some parts are a bit confusing. I recommend it because it’s imaginative and entertaining.

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Lewis Carroll

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The title of the book is "Frankenstein" and it was written by Mary Shelley. The story follows Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist who creates a living being from corpse parts, only to face the tragic consequences of his boundless ambition and the loneliness of the monster he has created.

"Frankenstein" is a fascinating and complex work. What I like about it is how it addresses profound themes such as creation. The relationship between Victor Frankenstein and his creature is truly intriguing.

I would definitely recommend "Frankenstein," especially to those who enjoy classic literature.

I hope you'll be inspired to read it!

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Some of Wilde's best-known short stories, such as The Happy Prince, The Nightingale and the Rose, and The Selfish Giant, are included in this collection. Wilde's witty humor, moral precepts, and a sense of beauty are all abundant in each narrative.

I like how Wilde blends profound intellectual ideas with humor. His stories are thought-provoking because they frequently deal with the conflict between appearance and reality. On the other hand, sad endings can occasionally occur.

I recommend this book to anyone who appreciates classic literature with a blend of sorrow and wit should read it. Wilde's writings are timeless and provide valuable perspectives on human nature.

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" A Foreigner in Britain" is the title of this book, written by Ramón Ybarra and Fiona Smith. As the title suggests, it´s about a foreigner who travels to Great Britain. He visits museums, experiences a different culture...

I liked this book because I´v never traveled to Great

Britain before, and I learned things I didn´t know before.

If you haven´t travel to Great Britain and want to learn about its cultures and traditions, I recommend it because you´ll learn a lot.

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This book includes stories like The Happy Prince and The Selfish Giant, where Wilde explores compassion, sacrifice, and social injustice with a poetic style. I liked its social critique and depth, though some endings are quite sad. I recommend it to those who enjoy meaningful moral tales.

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Oscar Wilde

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The book is called "A Foreigner in Britain" and its authors are Ramón Ybarra and Fiona Smith.I liked it because it was easy to understand and the vocabulary wasn't too complicated.I recommend it because I learned several things about Britain.

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Ramón Ybarra and Fiona Smith

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Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is a story about a scientist, Victor Frankenstein, who creates a living being from dead body parts. The creature, rejected by society and his creator, seeks revenge and causes tragedy.

I found the story very interesting and emotional. I liked the deep questions it asks about science, responsibility, and loneliness. Sometimes, the language was a bit difficult, but the message was powerful.

I would recommend it because it makes you think about human nature and the consequences of our actions.

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The Elephant Man by Sir Frederick Treves tells the story of Joseph Merrick, a man with severe physical deformities. It explores his struggle for acceptance and his relationship with society. I appreciate the sensitive portrayal of his life, though the narrative can feel detached. I would recommend it for its emotional depth.

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The Murders in the Rue Morgue is a short novel written by Edgar Allan Poe and considered one of the first detective stories in literature. The story follows detective C. Auguste Dupin, who investigates the brutal murder of two women, mother and daughter, in their house on the Rue Morgue in Paris. It is a book that many people might like since it deals with themes of murder and investigation, which people enjoy. What I liked the most was Dupin’s ingenuity in using his logical reasoning to solve the mystery of the murders. What I didn’t like about the book was its slow pace in certain parts. I would recommend it to people who like investigation and murder books because that’s what this book is about.LUIS

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Edgar Allan Poe

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All About the Cinema is a book that talks about the beginnings of cinema in France with Chaplin, all the way to the latest special effects. It is a very technical and interesting book.

In my opinion, it is a great book. I really enjoy cinema, and the films it mentions are very interesting. You discover things about cinema that you didn’t know. Another thing I loved was its mention of Spanish directors, like Almodóvar, as he is one of my favorite directors, and I discovered many things about him that I didn’t imagine. The only thing I didn’t like is that it might be too technical.

On my part, I would recommend it if you like cinema, but if you’re not into it, it might bore you a little.

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"From Slavery to Celebrity" tells the story of a person who overcomes oppression and rises to fame through resilience. I liked its inspiring message, but some parts felt rushed. I would recommend it to those who enjoy motivational biographies, as it highlights perseverance, strength, and the power of determination to succeed.

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"A Foreigner in Australia" by Fiona Smith is an exploration of an immigrant's life in a new country, addressing the challenges and surprises they face. I like the way the author captures emotions and cultural adaptation, although the narrative can feel a bit slow at times. I would recommend it for its unique perspective and ability to connect with readers who have experienced immigration. 

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Fiona Smith

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The Importance of Being Earnest, penned by Oscar Wilde, is a witty comedy that takes a sharp look at the social norms of the Victorian era. In this delightful play, two young men adopt fake identities to dodge their obligations, leading to a humorous exploration of themes like identity, hypocrisy, and the pressures of societal expectations. I recommend it to people who enjoy slow-paced stories rather than action-packed ones.

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The importance of Being Earnest (Aníbal)

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The importance of Being Earnest (Aníbal)

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Oscar Wilde

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📚 Summary: In the first chapter, there is a really interesting story from another part of the world. It’s a short tale with characters who have to learn something important. I liked it because it’s easy to read and makes you think.

💭 Opinion: I found it fun because you learn about other cultures and their stories. Some parts are a bit strange, but that makes it more exciting.

⭐ Would I recommend it? Yes, because the stories are short and different, and you can discover new things about other countries.

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The Invisible Man "The first chapter introduces us to a stranger on the brink of death, walking through a raging blizzard up the hill from Bramblehurst Station. The book seems interesting, but it's not suitable for people with limited English." There are many complex words. I'd recommend it for people who are interested in reading and who have a minimum level of English.

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American Crime Stories by John Escott is a book from the Penguin Readers series, designed for English learners. It presents a collection of short stories based on real-life criminal cases in the United States. The book explores different crimes, including theft and murder, and delves into the investigations and legal processes behind them. Through these stories, readers gain insight into the complexities of crime, justice, and human motivations, with themes such as greed, revenge, and power. It is both an educational tool for learning English and a reflection on darker aspects of human nature. Is an interesting book that combines real-life crimes with simple storytelling, making it great for learning English. It made me reflect on themes like greed and revenge, while keeping me entertained.

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The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan is a spy thriller starring Richard Hannay, who gets caught in an international conspiracy after witnessing a murder. While running from a network of enemy agents, Hannay must uncover a plot connected to a military mystery, all while facing dangers and being chased. It is an exciting spy story that keeps you interested. The plot is a bit old-fashioned, but it's still fun, and Richard Hannay is a good main character. If you like action and adventure, it's worth reading.I highly recommend it if you're a fan of fast-paced adventure and classic spy stories.

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Six Boys from Tonga -- Rutger Bregman This book told us the incredible true story of six Tongan boys who, after a shipwreck in 1965, were stranded on a deserted island for over a year. They survived thanks to their ingenuity, friendship, and teamwork until they were rescued. I loved how it shows resilience and the power of cooperation. Unlike other survival stories, this one shows the importance of mutual support in difficult times. Yes! It's an inspiring story that shows that friendship and hope can overcome any challenge.

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Harper Lee

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Paulo Coelho

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William Shakespeare