BOOK REVIEW 6

The Phantom of the Opera

The opera house in Paris is a very famous and beautiful building.(p.1)

I read " The Phantom of the Opera" today. It's story about the ghost which is don't have a head, or sometimes don't have the body.  The new director of the Opera House didn't do what ghost was saying so he was angry and had some trouble in the Opera House. Finally the woman who sung sing in there and her lover lost and nobody in Paris ever saw them.

Bassett, Jennifer(1992). The Phantom of the Opera,Oxford : Oxford University Press

BOOK REVIEW 5

  The piano

The old man saw my notebook and smiled at me.(p.3)

I read " The piano" today. It story about the poor boy who likes to play the piano. His family is very poor so he went to the village to earn many. Then, he found the old piano and he played it. One old man heared the sound and he recommend to practice hard and take part in the competition. He won the competiton and he could go the college to study music. So, if we try hard to do something, we can get the chance to have a success.

Border, Rosemary(1989). The piano, Oxford University Press

BOOK REVIEW 4

A picture to remember

At eleven  o'clock one morning the director of the Museo Nacional de bellas Artes in Buenos Aires, Leonardo Martinez, sked Cristina Rinaldi to come into his office. (p.5)

I read "A picture to remember" today. It's story about a woman who had a traffic accident and lost her memory.  Before that, she was at the crime scene and knew about that. So criminals planned to kill her before she recall about that.

Malden, Sarah Scott(1999). A picture to remember,Cambridge : Cambridge University Press

BOOK REVIEW 3

Remember Miranda

The children and their father remember Miranda, of course, and they talk about her sometimes. (P.1)

I read "Remember Miranda" today. This story about the dead of Miranda. She died two years ago, and Cathy who is the main character of the story can't learn anything about her. Everybody remembers Miranda, but nobody wants to talk about her.

Akinyemi, Rowena (2000). Remember Miranda, Oxford : Oxford University Press, c1996