https://padlet.com/Dasjj/duhlhdxwmn7j Yeah, it is!!! en-us 2020-03-25 01:10:38 UTC 2025-12-12 15:21:12 UTC hello@padlet.com Dasjj https://padlet.com/Dasjj/duhlhdxwmn7j/wish/473903811 The first Dostoyevsky's book I read was a short story titled: White Nights, it was a fairly good introduction to this author. It takes place on the cold Saint Petersburg of 1848; so for a few nights we are put in the flesh of a loner, whose name is never brought up, and told his story along with the overwhelmed Nastenka. Their first meeting, a bit of their lives and their pasts, and their last meeting, romantically and accidentally accomplishing the meaning of that well-known phrase: "easy come, easy go".]]> 2020-03-25 05:52:12 UTC https://padlet.com/Dasjj/duhlhdxwmn7j/wish/473903811 Dasjj https://padlet.com/Dasjj/duhlhdxwmn7j/wish/473905017 I have to say that I loved the simplicity that framed the story events and admired how easily it is for the reader to be taken from reality by the plot. Furthermore it is genuinely well written, you can sense the narrator's feelings through the changes he makes in the descriptions of the environment influenced by his feelings and mood along the story time. Sometimes the buildings are charmant, other times they are degenerated and some others they are just gone, because they aren't important enough.
The only warning I might have to give is that If you can't bear bitterness in a story, maybe this book isn't going to be so tasty...

]]> 2020-03-25 05:55:11 UTC https://padlet.com/Dasjj/duhlhdxwmn7j/wish/473905017 Dasjj https://padlet.com/Dasjj/duhlhdxwmn7j/wish/473905837 I'm going to assume that you all, naturally, already read the book, otherwise you are missing half the meaning of life itself. Now seriously, it is certainly a neat lecture choice that only will cost you one to two hours and is worth at least one or two tears.]]> 2020-03-25 05:57:12 UTC https://padlet.com/Dasjj/duhlhdxwmn7j/wish/473905837