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Diary of the wimpy kid (Lilly-mai Reynolds 7ZEL/7R)

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Diary of the wimpy kid (Lilly-mai Reynolds 7ZEL/7R)

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I like this book because it’s easy to read and full of surprises.There are lots more of these books.The books are funny and not that long. Greg Heffley is a normal American kid, albeit one with a habit of getting into (and out of) trouble. His diary, complete with hilarious cartoons, records a year in his life and follows his relationships with his nerdy best friend Rowley, annoying brothers Roderick and Manny and long-suffering parents.

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Hello, ;)

I would like to talk about the book that I love it. It’s “Juan Salvador Gaviota” from Richard Bach. Is a short story about overcoming and not doing things as they should be done, but the search for excellence.

In addition, the book also talks about the respect that must be had about the older generations and their teachings.

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I would like to recommend these books. Those Chimamanda's books are short but I think they are educational and it's very interesting meet her point of view about the world surround her. And the other book it's a collection of "micro tales", I put one of them here:
- Will you forget me?
- Everydays
: ) (Sorry for delayed)

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Hello :)

I would like to share with you the book called "Bad Karma" .

Down we have the link to my recommendation.
https://voca.ro/bXw86Sr5KsW

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Hello everyone,
I'd like to share a beautiful book written by Arundhati Roy about the history of three generations the same family in India. This one shows  us the authentic reality in that strange and distant country. This book closes us a terrified and modern life in India.
When I finished this book 15 years ago, I thought to go to India but it only was a dream more.
If I had more time, I'd travel in first-class next year

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María (B1B)
Hello! I read books for my age however, today I recommend a tale for children. I have a big collection, I love this stories.
It name is "The rainbow fish", the fish is the most beautiful in the ocean. He has some scales of many colour but he's sad and nobody wants to play with him. Why?
It's a very educational story for children. 😉

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Ana Carrasco (B1C)

I can't imagine a World Book Day without reading a piece of well-known 'Don Quijote de la Mancha' written by Miguel de Cervantes.
Everyone knows the crazy adventures of the ingenious knight and his servant, Sancho. It's the most popular book in my country. Sincerely, I think few people have read it completely. Maybe it's a bit boring because it's written in old Spanish but it's the great reference of Spanish literature.
Are you going to miss it? Come on, you have to read it!!!

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Hello! I would like to share with you the book entitled The physician.
The physician was written by Noah Gordon. The story is about Robert Jeremy Cole´s life who lives in England and goes to Persia to study medicine.
This is one of my favourite books, it´s really entertaining and interesting. There is a film based on this book, but in my opinion the book is much better.
I have also read The last jew and The winemaker, both written by Noah Gordon and I think they are great and recommendable for these days.

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Hello, I would like recommend the next book, I love psychology and this book the writer entry that a patient in a psychatric hospital and he lived together with others patient. He studied their lives and he wrote about them.

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Hi everyone!! This is my favorite book saga. I always have a problem because hate that a book finish, then I search sagas. You can check my small talk in this link:
https://voca.ro/1TLheAI67fF

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Hello, I would like to share with you this book .
Down we have the link to my recommendation.

https://voca.ro/gQqb0a39jZJ

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Hello! I'd like to share with you a couple of books I've re-read these days.
In this link you can check a video in which I talk about them:
https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cYfqFuzEG5

I look forward to reading/hearing from you :)