Hi, everyone! This is the last reading log. It's the same book as log 5, An Abundance of Katherines.
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Monday, April 18, 2022
An Abundance of Katherines (part II)
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
An Abundance of Katherines
Welcome to my log 5! This semester, I choose three books to read and write my reading log. This is the last book, "An Abundance of Katherines". I was looking for my last book in the library. And suddenly I was attracted by the cover of this book. Also, the book title was extraordinary. I google the book for introduction, then I realized this is a book about love. It has a nice book cover and pretty good content. So, I decided to borrow the book from the school library!
Book Intro
The main character in ”An abundance of
Katherines” is Colin Singleton. When it comes to relationships, Colin’s type
happens to be girls named Katherine. Not Kate, or Katie, or Catherine, it must
be K-A-T-H-E-R-I-N-E. He had dated nineteen girls, all of them had been named
Katherine. And all of them, every single solitary one—had dumped him!
Reflection
Monday, March 21, 2022
TH1RTEEN R3ASONS WHY (part II)
This is my second part of the reflection, about 13 reasons why. I'm going to discuss the teenagers' suicide problem in this log. Also, I want to point out the issues of peer bullying.
Book Intro
Reflection
Tuesday, March 8, 2022
TH1RTEEN R3ASONS WHY (part I)
"You can't stop the future. You can't rewind the past. The only way to learn the secret... is to press play."
This is the best quote to describe the novel. And it's also printed on the back cover of the book. When you read this quote at first sight, you may be curious about the meaning. After you finish the book, you'll soon understand the message behind it.
Book Intro
Reflection
Tuesday, February 22, 2022
Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
The first book I choose to read is "Oliver Twist". (孤雛淚)
Book intro
Reflection
In the middle of the story, Oliver escaped from the undertaker, and went to London alone. His journey was very hard; I was wondering how can a little boy go to London on foot? It is seventy miles away from his place. I admire his courage and independence. Reading the book makes me try to think about what should I do when these happened? If I were Oliver, I may choose to end my life rather than suffering for a long time. I don't have the perseverance like Oliver. I tend to give up when I encounter these things, even though I know it's a wrong decision. While I was reading this book, my thought is gradually become negative. XD Why there are always unfortunate events occurred on Oliver? Although there are lots of sad events happened on him, an old gentleman called Mr. Brownlow, took him home and take care of him in the end. I feel very happy and satisfied with this ending. I think "poor" is the main topic author wanted to discuss in the novel, Dickens described it in detail. Also wanted the readers know that how the social status impacted a person's whole life. The author satirized the upper class people and make it a big contrast to the lower class people.
Wednesday, February 16, 2022
Something about me! - Mia Lin
Hi everyone! I'm Mia Lin, an applied foreign language student at NTUST. And I'm from Taipei! (p.s. Today is my 20th birthday. 🎊)
After today's class, I'm looking forward to reading more novels and writing my reading log! I think that this class can make me a habit of reading every day. Through writing reading logs and comments, I can practice my writing skills as much as I can. I know that this semester is going to write any paper, I'm wondering what my final portfolio looks like. 😆
Don't forget about hobbies! I'm an outgoing person, so I like outdoor activities very much, like playing volleyball, swimming, and dancing. I'm enthusiastic about dancing. Of course, I'm in the school dance club. I enjoy the feeling when I'm on the stage. Dancing makes me more confident, and that's the main reason why I love to dance. I'm lack of confidence until I start to dance. Dancing really gives me a lot of power. 💖
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