Book - diskuze

I have read The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. Ernest Hemingway had specific style, he wrote sipmle sentences and that is why the story is good to understand.

Hello! Have you already got the book in English or not yet? I love to speak English (not many oportunities now :-(), therefore I try to read, at least. If I could recommend I would go for something written by Nick Hornby. The best of his novels is 'What about a boy' (the movie with Hugh Grand is called Jak na vec in Czech). His English is pretty easy, beuatiful and great for practising. He uses a lot phrasal verbs, idioms, just the way people really talk (british English) . And it is funny, on the top (more funny than the movie made based on the book) :-) So, if you see it, go for it!

I have just put an English-Czech Reader next to my bed. It is "Two Fairy Tales" from Oscar Wilde. I will inform you of my "strong" will to read and study.

Hi, it is really good. Try some fairy tales - there is used simple language. Ex. Charlie and the chocolate factory is very nice and a little bit more difficult for understanding - there are many new vocabularies.

I can give you a special book it was written by Danielle Steel, yes, I can see it clearly, how you are laughing, so Danielle Steel - The House - a very special interesting title, it´s a paperback, little bit long but I think, it is quiet good reading if you don´t notice the story I got it last year from my friend (English teacher) to practice reading in English. If you want, I will give you it for free at our meeting in Prague next week

Ujjj book in english. I have tried 2 times. In the beginning is boring, because you coudln't look down for any words, but after a few pages is good. I have never finished books because my patience is of low level.