Until relatively recently students and all the teenagers were
obsessed with the digital devices and social networks while they had at least
some free time. Texting was the only way to rest and have fun. Right now the
trend has changed and more and more adolescents are turning to reading books
not only from the 21 st century but also the classic splendors of America,
British, and other authors. Books as “The great Gatsby”, “Norwegian wood”,
“The perks of being a wallflower”,
“Crime and punishment”,
“A farewell to arms”,
“To kill a Mockingbird”,
“Uncle Tom's cabin”,
“The art of happiness”
etc. Some girls may have an interest in the light-weight books about the
everyday life of women from diverse walks of life. To such individuals, we may
offer such literature as “The devil wears Prada”,
“Everyone worth knowing”,
“The gone girl”
and even more. Each of the books will reverberate in the hearts of young
readers. Sometimes you will see yourself in the heroes' characters and the
situations they find themselves in. At times, reading will help you to surmount
your inner fears or obstacles in your life by reevaluating events and looking
at the situation from another perspective. Books can also enrich the vocabulary
and become a way to help with writing an essay in
the future. Perhaps your literary talents were hidden?
Here you will find both classical literature and some literature novelties.
Choice #1
The novel by J. D. Salinger is a confession of the young Holden
Coldfield, who was excluded from school because of academic failure and
inappropriate behavior.
The main character runs away to New York and spends all the free
time, making plans for the future. He feels the discrepancy between his
aspirations and reality. His rebellion against the cold rationality and order
of life. the ideals of a new generation are natural speaking of the teenagers
and most of the young people. He is unable to accept the world with its lie,
hypocrisy, immorality of his peers.
Holden Coldfield is in constant search of a place for himself in
this world like most of the adolescents, he is looking for answers in the
people that surround him, and could not find the final answers many questions.
This is a truly thought-provoking story that will make you reassess your life
and find solutions to the existing problems.
Choice #2
The novel "Cloud Atlas" has a complex structure. It is
like a mirror maze. The heroes are - the mid-nineteenth century lawyer,
returning to the US from Australia; the young composer, who was forced to sell
the soul and body in Europe during the era between the two world wars;
journalist in California 1970, that reflects a corporate conspiracy; small
publisher - our contemporary, and the Hawaiian Shepherd at sunset civilization.
Check it out!
Choice #3
Miss some light-weight and romantic stories? Are in love with
sweets? Then take up “Chocolat” by J. Harris! Stock up on chocolate and other
confectionery products, fill the mug with hot chocolate and cocoa, cover
yourself with a warm blanket, sit back and get ready to not only read the book
but also to experience it! What can be better than bad weather, reading a book,
cooperate with the main character in a quiet town, to open a chocolate shop and
get a taste of life on the delicacies prepared for you?
Choice #4
“Life on loan” be E.M. Remarque
The novel "Life on loan" was first published in 1959
in Hamburg. In this thought-provoking and interesting piece of writing Remarque
appears in the role of an experienced psychologist and philosopher, revealing
the eternal themes of all time like love, life, death, freedom, and time.
Unlike other author's novels, there is no place for politics there.
Each of the heroes of "Life on loan" differently
perceives the problem of current life / time. Here you will have a great
opportunity to ponder your own attitude towards life and assess your values.
Choice #5
This book became a bestseller in many countries around the
world. It tells us the extraordinary story of Julian Mantle - a lawyer, a
millionaire, who had experienced a spiritual crisis.
Plunging into the ancient culture, he changes his life; he discovers the
effective and wise practical knowledge that will teach us:
• Positive thinking;
• How to live up to the
vocation;
• How to realize the power of
our mind and act with courage;
• To save time is our greatest
asset;
• How to cherish the
relationship with other people;
• How to live in the present.
Hope you enjoyed this article and one of these books will change
your life for the better!
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This is a guest post made by Sandra J. Hayward.
This is a guest post made by Sandra J. Hayward.
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