Book review 2-15

I read "SIX Sketches".
Six stories are written in this book.
I have laughed by an ending by the first story unintentionally

Book review 2-14

I read "GIRL meets BOY"

The character is Donna and Mark.

Two people met you on a ship.

Book review 2-13

I read "Lisa in London".

Lisa is coming to London. She takes a taxi from the air port. She is a student. She is going to learn English. That evening, Lisa talks to a student in the hotel. In the morning, Lisa goes to Delmore Street. The secretary smiles at Lisa. Mucheal comes in. He talks quickly. Lisa can't understand.

Book review 2-12

He is a British footballer. His real name is David Robert Joseph Beckham OBE. He was born on May 2, 1975. His wife is Victoria Beckham. He is a rich footballer of the first place world. He is very cool. I like him.

Book review 2-11

I read "Sherlock Holmes ~THE BLUE DIAMOND~".

He is a private detective with observing eye and reasoning power of genius. He lives in the Baker street of London. He is the detective who is the most famous in the world.

Book review 2-10

I read "Diana".

Diana Frances Spencer was the youngest daughter of Edward John Spencer, Viscount Althorp, later John Spencer, 8th Earl Spencer, and his first wife.

I went to England last summer. Then I bought her post card.

She is still loved by many people.

Book review 2-9

I read "Little Women".

It is a novel published in 1868 and written by American author Louisa May Alcott. The story concerns the lives and loves of four sisters growing up during the American Civil War. It was based on Alcott's own experiences as a child in Boston and Concord, Massachusetts, with her three sisters, Anna, May, and Elizabeth.

They overcome their flaws through lessons learned the hard way. Most of the flaws are in check for a time after lessons are learned, but even as young women the girls must work out these flaws in order to become mothers, wives, sisters, and citizens.
In the course of the novel, the girls become friends with their next-door neighbor, the teenage boy Laurie, who becomes a particular friend of Jo's. As well as the more serious and sadder themes outlined above, the book describes the activities of the sisters and their friend, such as creating a newspaper and picnicking, and the various scrapes that Jo and Laurie get into. The story represents family relationships and explores family life thoroughly.

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