Normally, I am not fond of reading adventure or mystery books but I liked this one:) It was about the famous dedective Sherlock's adventure of solving a mysterious event (It was his LAST adventure, because...No spoiler) The narration was fastmoving and captivating. It was the first book I read this year, perhaps I understood the story inaccurately. Anyway, it was easy to understand and enjoyable 👍🏻

This book was about three children's adventure of saving their town from the witch called Morgana. But I think, the heroes were Whispering Knights, not the children. The story was full of magic and the stones called Whispering Knights were protectors from dark magic and Morgana of course:) The narration was easy to follow and understand but I felt like it wasn't that much enjoyable to read.

This book was about three different stories of three different women. One of them was trying to pass desert with camels, one of them was trying to climb one of the highest mountains and one of them was trying to sail alone for months to travel around the world. The narration isn't boring, it's enjoyable to read but stories were not interesting. As I wrote before, I am not fond of adventure books. Therefore, I can recommend this book for the ones who like reading adventure books. By the way, it was not my cup of tea but I liked the feeling of freedom when I read the women's stories.

This book was about a horse called Black Beauty. This horse was fed by so many different stablemen. All of them had different charachteristics. Some of them were very cruel and some of them were very compassionate. The story was mainly about the hard times horses used to have. The narration was ideal to read. I like sad stories because I find them inspiring. The story includes reality of history. People used to treat cruelly to animals in the past. While I was reading, in some parts, I felt sorry and in some parts, I felt happy. I recommend it☺️

When I first saw this book, the name of it looked familiar. I noticed that it was the short form of original one. I found it interesting and started to read. There were so many names and it was hard to follow all the charachters. Until the last part, I understood absolutely NOTHING:) But when I understood the main idea, the story seemed meaningful and impressive. It was beneficial to being able to learn the social problems that people faced in the past. It may look boring at first glance but the story was sad and expressive. If you like reading realistic and dramatic stories, I recommend it:)

I read Kidnapped, and I enjoyed it a lot. The story is full of adventure and surprises, which kept me interested from the beginning to the end. It is about a young boy named David, who faces many challenges after being kidnapped. I liked David because he is brave, clever, and determined to find his way back home. I also liked Alan, his friend, because he is loyal and strong.

The book shows the importance of friendship and trust. Even though David and Alan were different, they worked together to survive. It was very inspiring.

Moreover, I learned new words and phrases. It also helped me understand a little about Scottish history and culture, which was really interesting.

I think this book is great for people who enjoy adventure stories with action and emotions. I would recommend it to my friends because it is exciting and has a good message about courage and friendship.

I read The Picture of Dorian Gray, and I think it is a very interesting book. The story is about a young man named Dorian, who stays young and beautiful while his picture grows old and shows all his bad actions. It was exciting but also a little scary because it shows how dangerous it can be to care only about beauty and pleasure.

I liked the way the book made me think about life and choices. Dorian was a complicated character. At first, he seemed nice, but later, he became selfish and cruel. I felt sorry for him because he made bad decisions that ruined his life.

The writing style is very descriptive, which makes the story feel rich and vivid. The detailed descriptions helped me imagine the characters and their emotions clearly. I also enjoyed how the author created a dark and mysterious atmosphere in the story.

This book is great for people who like deep and emotional stories. It teaches a good lesson about how our actions have consequences. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys stories about human nature and morality

I really enjoyed reading The Whispering Knights. The story is about three children, William, Susie, and Martha, who decide to make a magic potion for fun. However, things go wrong, and they accidentally wake up an evil witch! This leads to many exciting and sometimes scary moments in the story.

I liked how the author described the friendship between the three children. Even when they argued or felt scared, they stayed together and worked as a team. It made me think about how important it is to trust your friends and never give up.

The setting of the story, with the old barn and the strange atmosphere, felt very magical and mysterious. It was easy to imagine the places because of the way the author described them. I also liked how the characters were realistic. They made mistakes, but they learned from them, which made the story more interesting.

The book is easy to read and perfect for people who enjoy mystery and adventure. The ending was surprising, and it made me think about how small actions can have big consequences. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes exciting stories with a bit of magic:)

I enjoyed reading The Moonspinners. It is a story about a young woman, Nicola, who goes on holiday to a small village in Greece. She is looking for peace and quiet, but instead, she finds mystery and danger. She meets Mark, a man who is hiding after being attacked, and together they try to solve the mystery of what happened.

The story is full of suspense, and I couldn’t stop reading because I wanted to know what would happen next. The descriptions of the Greek village and the beautiful scenery made me feel like I was there. I liked Nicola because she is brave and clever, and I enjoyed following her as she tried to help Mark.

One of the best parts of the book was the relationship between the characters. Nicola and Mark worked well together, and it was nice to see how they trusted and supported each other. The story also had some exciting action scenes, especially near the end, which made it even more interesting.

I think this book is perfect for readers who like mystery and adventure. It’s easy to follow, but it also has some surprises that keep you guessing. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good, exciting story.

Disappearance at Big Moose Lake is an interesting book, but it could have been better in some parts. The mystery kept me curious, but the story was a bit slow at times, and some details were repeated too much. While the characters were decent, I felt like some of them could have been developed more, especially their backstories. The setting at Big Moose Lake was described well, but I think more focus on the surroundings could have added to the atmosphere. Overall, it's a good book, but it could use some improvements to make it more exciting and engaging.

Never Doubt a Good Man is an enjoyable read, but there are some areas where it could improve. The plot is interesting, but it sometimes feels predictable, which made it harder to stay fully engaged. The pacing could have been more consistent—some parts felt rushed, while others were slower than needed. While the main character is likable, her actions and decisions weren’t always fully explained, which made it difficult to understand her motivations. Overall, the book is good for practicing English and read.

I really enjoyed reading Little Women. The story is heartwarming and beautifully written, with the four sisters each having unique personalities that make them so relatable. Their relationships with each other and their journey through different challenges in life are touching and inspiring. The book teaches important lessons about love, family, and growing up, and it’s easy to connect with the characters as they learn and change. Overall, it’s a timeless and wonderful read that captures the spirit of friendship and the importance of staying true to oneself.

Reading Othello was a fascinating experience. The story is compelling and filled with intense emotions, particularly the themes of jealousy and trust. The novel follows the tragic journey of Othello, a noble and loving man, whose insecurities and manipulation by others lead to heartbreaking consequences. The characters are complex and their motivations are deep, making the story both dramatic and thought-provoking. The modern language used in this version makes it easier to follow, while still capturing the powerful themes of Shakespeare’s original. Overall, it’s an unforgettable and insightful read that explores timeless issues in human nature.

Justice is an intriguing and thought-provoking novel. The story’s focus on crime, morality, and the legal system keeps readers engaged, and the characters are well-written, especially Janr, whose inner conflict is relatable. However, some parts of the story felt a bit rushed, especially towards the conclusion, where I expected more depth in the resolution. While the book effectively explores important themes, a few plot points could have been developed further to add more complexity to the story. Overall, it’s a good read that raises interesting questions about right and wrong, but it could have benefited from a slower pace and more detailed exploration of its themes.

I liked this book but some parts were missing because it was the shortened version. But it was a little bit boring. But I liked the relationship between the Marvh family and Lauri’s family. And of course the helpful side of the family. There were so many meaningful emphasises. I think the film should be watched after reading it.

I absolutely loved this book, it was both sci-fi and drama ( which are my favourites). And the best part was it wasn’t boring like all the other oxford books. And these futuristic books are fantastic because we can ACTUALLY live them I mean they can happen.

This was a weird book. It was too short for the scenario. I think it should be extended. Despite of these, the scenario was creative but a bit boring. I didn’t really like this book so I don’t have much things to say.

First of all, Sherlock Holmes is my favourite book character with is intelligence, sense of humor and of course JOHN WATSON. By the way, this case is one of my favourites because its ,again, scientific. But, I don’t think that some cases should be shortened like this one because it loses all the fun and all the incidents happen so fast.

For this book, it was both good and bad. It was a detective book but there were SO MANY names so I always kept forgetting the names and it became a bit confusing. Despite all of these the book was okay.

This was the weirdest and the most boring book I have ever read. I didn’t understand the relation between merlin and this book and I really don’t want to talk about it.

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This book wasn't just a story. It was full with stories about people who were played with fire. Firstly let me explain what I meant with playing with fire: sometimes people do something that they know it's wrong to them but do it because society thinks these things are important in social statues. Book's first story was about a man who defrauded the investors. In fact, he was not such a person, he was a kind man who trustworthy and loved what his job.As always, money deceived him and he became the person he shouldn't be. Another story was about a woman:

There were a woman who wants to get promotion and she also did that she shouldn't do. Men, as usual, looked down on women at work. Even though she deserved the promotion, the managers scammed the woman because they didn't want to take a few dollars out of their pocket. A buster manager promised to give her the paper she wanted if she had a night with him once. She definitely shouldn't have done it because she was married and it was a very immoral proposal. But she wanted the money. In the end, a thief stole her bag so she couldn't get a promotion. There were more short stories But I guess those two are enough. I do not recommend this book if you want happy endings.

Anne used to live in orphanage before two siblings decided to adopt an orphan child. In fact, they wanted to adopt a boy to make him work in their farm. However, a misunderstanding lead to adopting Anne instead. Anne started to live with them in Green Gables and she loved this captivating village. She started school and the story tells us about Anne's life in there.

Jo comes after Meg. She writes stories and sells them to provide money for home. Beth is the other sibling who is very shy. She generally spends time alone with her piano. She loves playing piano and when they went to their neigbour James Laurence learnt she can play piano, he wanted her to play in his house.

Amy is the littlest sibling. She is obsessed with her beauty. She married with Laurie. The book is about these characters lives.

Oliver used to live in orphanage. However one day he got kicked and he started to live with a woman's home as a worker but he escaped from there. A person offers him a home to stay and he accepts it without knowing he is an evil person. After a while, he realizes this truth and attempts to escapes from them. He started to live with a man, I can't say how is he found him, who is treating Oliver well. However, evils found and kidnapped him again because he knows their dirty work and they don't want anyone to know their work.

Anyway too much spoiler... The story is turning around Oliver's endeavours to escape and the evils chases.

I don't recommend this book, anyway. But of course it's up to you

This book looks like a mysterious but realistic story at first glance I think. I was expecting to read something like Sherlock Holmes Stories. Before I started the book, Elif Ahsen warned me about not to read the very first page and questions of the book because there were so many spoilers, so I didn't :) Despite that the end was shocking, I wasn't that much surprised. I guess I have heard or read about the story before. I can reccomend this book to everyone because it is very captivating and easy to read. It's a stage 4 book that will improve your English skills as well. For the ones who are interested, I don't recommend you to look at the pictures because there may be some spoilers :)

A Tale of Two Cities is a fascinating book with a powerful story. I liked how it showed the hard life of people during the French Revolution. The characters felt real, and Sydney Carton’s sacrifice was very emotional. At first, the language was a bit difficult, but as I kept reading, I understood more. This book helped me learn new words and improve my reading skills. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys historical fiction.

This book is a fascinating mystery that keeps the reader engaged from beginning to end. The story takes place in London and follows a strange and exciting case. The characters are interesting, and the book makes you think about human nature and good versus evil.

The language in this version is clear and easy to understand, making it a great choice for us. The book is short but very engaging, and it keeps the reader curious until the end.

I would recommend this book to anyone who likes mystery and psychological stories. It is a kind of book that makes you think!

When I try to choose a book from the library, I read the back cover and the first page.

I did the same and after finishing the book I realised tha the first page had all plot twist in it but Im a really forgetful person and I forget whats written on the first page too. Moreover, when I first looked at the book I was expecting something different from the story but this one was also great.

Its about a strange man, his connection with a respected man and some murders.

Its a really gripping book, when you start a chapter you find yourself reading the next chapter already. Its easy to understand and makes you curious about what will happen next. Usually I can predict the end but this time I didnt, which adds a point to the book. Finally I liked the way the book connected all the events together and gave an explanation at the end. If youre looking for some engaging mystery, you can give it a try.

This book was generally about Black Consciousness. This means black people have the ability of being successful without the help of white people. The main character Steve Biko was the founder of this organization and idea. In his whole life, he worked for regain the rights of black people and make them free. On his way, he met an editor called Donald Woods. He became one of the biggest supporters of Biko and even though he was white, he lived and worked for black people while the others didn't bother to do anything. The story was really interesting. I am fond of these kind of books, therefore, I guess this is my favorite book in Oxford Library. The story is impressive and the narration was easy to follow despite all the unknown words :)

This book is about a polish family. The father is taken away to the prison by the Nazis when he returns to his home, he couldn't find his children and his wife, so he goes to Switzerland, which he decided to meet with his wife and children beforehand. On his way to go there, he encounters a child called Jan. And a couple of months later, his children meet with this boy and they become a family. They Try to find the father of the family so they go to Switzerland on their way. They meet with a man called Joseph and he helps them to find their father and at the end of the book they meet with their parents and live in Switzerland as a Polish family.

This book was about a Polish man's adventures on his way of finding his family. Actually, I was expecting to read something more action-packed, even though I don't like adventure :) In addition, it could be more related to historical events maybe, for those interested 🙂 I liked the narration of the book, it was easy enough to follow the story. On the other hand, the events were solved easily and quickly, which made the story a little bit simple. Anyway, if you are interested in realistic events and want to read something that will make your brain rest, I reccomend it😄

This was the second book I had read with the level of stage 6. I am not sure if I give so much importance to the stages but I think they matter. I chose the true book I guess. It was captivating, interesting and the plot is strong enough. It is about a mysterious event chain about a man called George Ashton. Malcolm (main character) searches for the reality about him while trying to balance his relationship with Ashton's daughter as her husband. I really liked how the writer told the events, maybe it is not a must-read for everyone, but give it a chance :)

This book is like Desert, Mountain, Sea. Not in terms of narration or plot but the effect on me. You won't lose anything if you read it, and you won't lose anything if you don't read it :) For enriching the vocabulary, it would be preferred but I wouldn't reccomend it strongly. Maybe, the stories about pirates aren't my cup of tea. If you like treasure adventures or the stories about pirates, it is a good choice for you. By the way, it was easy to follow but the plot was not interesting at all.

In this book, the main character, Finn and his best friend Ellie try to figure out the reasons of the unusual rules in their school, Mangrove High School. For instance, students are watched constantly, can't use computers freely. Also the teachers and parents are not normal. They are a bit emotionless.

Their world is strange enough to make them curious and doubtful.

The genre is sci-fi and thriller.

I liked this book and I would recommend.

It is an awsome book but it has an unsatisfying end. Its about a some kind of sci-fi distopia I guess. I really like the thriller these kind of worlds give. Thus, I liked this book too. You can easily guess whats happening but the mystery still keeps you attached. Finally,the relationship between brothers (especially in the end) was so heartwarming. I really recommend this book.

While Dorian stays young and beautiful, the painting starts to change. It becomes older and uglier every time Dorian does something bad. On the outside, Dorian looks perfect, but inside, he is becoming a worse person.

The book talks about beauty, youth, and how people can change when they care only about appearance. It also shows how dangerous it can be to live only for pleasure and fun.

The story is interesting, a little dark, and makes you think. If you like stories with mystery, emotion, and a bit of horror, you should definitely read it!

At first, the doctor is afraid. The soldier is his enemy, and helping him could be dangerous. But the doctor remembers that he is a human being first, and a doctor. He decides to help the soldier, even if it brings him problems.

This story is about humanity, kindness, and doing the right thing, even when it is hard. It shows how people can care for each other, even if they are supposed to be enemies. The message is powerful: we are all human, and we all deserve help and compassion.

The Enemy is short but emotional. If you enjoy stories about moral choices and human values, this one is worth reading.

Corey has to make a choice: should he follow the easy path and join bad company, or should he try to live a better life? He sees how people live on “both sides of the fence” — the good side and the bad side. This idea is a symbol in the story: the “fence” is like a line between right and wrong.

The story is realistic and emotional. Many teenagers can understand Corey’s feelings and problems. It teaches an important lesson about making the right choices, even when life is hard.

If you like stories about growing up, real-life problems, and personal decisions, Both Sides of the Fence is a great choice.

When she grows up, Jane becomes a teacher. She gets a job at a big and mysterious house called Thornfield Hall. There, she meets Mr. Rochester. He is serious but kind in his own way. They start to like each other, and Jane falls in love with him.

But just when everything seems perfect, Jane learns that Mr. Rochester has a secret: he is already married, and his wife is mentally ill and lives hidden in the house. Jane is shocked and heartbroken. Even though she loves him, she leaves.

Later, Jane finds new people, a new life, and even some family she didn’t know she had. But she never forgets Mr. Rochester. In the end, she returns to him — and things have changed. His wife is gone, and he is hurt, but they still love each other. They get married and finally find peace.

She thinks it will be a peaceful holiday, but things change quickly. While walking in the mountains, Nicola finds a man who is injured and hiding. His name is Mark, and he says his brother was shot by some criminals. Mark is in danger, and now Nicola is involved too.

Nicola wants to help, but it’s not easy. The bad guys are close, and she doesn’t know who to trust. There is danger, secrets, and a bit of romance too. She must be smart and brave to help Mark and protect herself.

In the end, the mystery is solved, the bad people are stopped, and Nicola and Mark survive the adventure.

Elizabeth’s family is not very wealthy, and her mother is desperate to marry off her daughters. When Elizabeth meets Mr. Darcy at a ball, he seems rude and arrogant. She doesn’t like him at all. But Darcy, secretly, is impressed by Elizabeth's intelligence and beauty, though he hides it because of his pride.

As the story goes on, Elizabeth learns more about Mr. Darcy. She finds out that he helped her sister, and she begins to see him in a new light. At the same time, Darcy starts to fall in love with Elizabeth, despite her lower social status. But misunderstandings and their differences in personality make it difficult for them to be together.

Eventually, Darcy shows his true feelings, and Elizabeth realizes that her first impressions of him were wrong. They both change and grow, and in the end, they marry.

Steve gets involved in a case where a criminal group is trying to take control of an important business deal. Things quickly become complicated as Steve gets closer to the truth. He finds himself in the middle of a dangerous game, where trust is hard to come by, and enemies are everywhere.

As Steve works to solve the mystery, he realizes that the people he thought he could trust might not be what they seem. There are many twists and turns, and Steve must use all of his skills to stay alive and find out who is behind the dangerous plans.

In the end, after a series of tense moments and unexpected discoveries, Steve solves the case. But it’s not an easy victory, and the tension continues until the final page.

In one story, a man stays in a haunted house and hears strange noises at night. As he investigates, he discovers the truth about the ghost who haunts the house. In another, a woman is haunted by a mysterious figure who appears in her dreams and slowly starts to take over her life.

The stories are different, but they all have one thing in common: they create a sense of fear and mystery. Some ghosts are scary, while others are sad or tragic. The settings are also eerie — dark forests, old buildings, and remote villages.

Each story in Oxford's Ghost Stories is perfect for people who like a little thrill and mystery. They're not too long, so they’re easy to read if you want a quick scare before bed!

Later, Walter finds out that the woman is named Anne Catherick, and she has a strange past. She is trying to escape from a man named Sir Percival Glyde, who wants to control her. Sir Percival is a rich and powerful man, and he is hiding dark secrets.

Walter soon becomes involved with two sisters, Laura and Marian, who live in a big, old house. Laura is about to marry Sir Percival, but something feels wrong. As the story continues, strange things happen, and it becomes clear that Anne and Laura’s lives are connected in dangerous ways.

There are many twists in the story, and it’s hard to know who to trust. Walter and Marian work together to uncover Sir Percival’s secrets and save Laura from a terrible fate.

In the end, after a lot of suspense and mystery, the truth comes out, and the characters find justice.

I read Jane Eyre , but to be honest, I didn’t enjoy it very much. The story was sometimes slow, and I found it a bit hard to connect with the characters. Jane is strong and independent, which I respect, but the love story didn’t really interest me. Some parts were interesting, like the mystery in Mr. Rochester’s house, but overall, it wasn’t my type of book. Still, I think it’s a good choice for people who enjoy classic literature and deep emotions.

I really enjoyed reading this book. Since the book is set in early 1900s there are social classes and the main character Denry is a child of a cleaning lady which makes him lower class. Hopefully, Denry is a clever and cunning one. For instance, even though he didn't get high scores in school, he changes his marks on paper. I don't say it was a great idea but it all started after that. Once he got that courage, he also found the courage to do other things as well. Here, I won't spoil them. Baically, in the book we read about the tricks and mind games he plays to earn money, convince his mother to move and become mayor. In my opinion, every idea was exciting and worth reading.