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I recently read "1984" by George Orwell. This classic dystopian novel, authored by the renowned British writer, is a thought-provoking masterpiece. The story is set in a totalitarian society where the government, led by the enigmatic figure Big Brother, exercises total control over every aspect of people's lives. It's a haunting tale that delves into themes of surveillance, propaganda, and the loss of personal freedom.

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The Lost Hero by Rick Riordan is the first book in a new series called The Heroes Of Olympus. It is a thrilling adventure-fantasy novel set in modern-day America about three teen semi-gods and their battles against monsters.

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4i Writing

A letter reviewing a book

Writing tip

A letter reviewing a book certains a short description to inform the recipient about a book you've read. Present tenses are usually used as well as a variety of adjectives to make your description more specific and interesting. Reviewing a book usually includes:

an introduction giving background information about the book, e.g. the title, type of book, the name of the author;

a main body consisting of a paragraph presenting the main points of the plot and making general comments on the plot, the main characters, the beginning/ ending, etc;

a conclusion in which you recommend/don't recommend the book, giving reasons.

Hi Samantha,

1 How's everything? I've just read The Fifth Wave, a gripping science-fiction novel by award-winning author Rick Yancey, and I want to tell you about it because I'm sure you'll want to read it too!

2 The intriguing story follows Cassie Sullivan, a 16-year-old who is one of the last survivors on Earth after a series -waves - of devastating alien attacks. The fast-paced plot is full of thrilling moments, making the book impossible to put down. The main characters are well-developed and realistic. Cassie, the brave protagonist, is joined by a mysterious teenager, Evan Walker, in an action-packed quest to rescue her younger brother from Squad 53, an alien training ground.

3 The Fifth Wave is the first book in a trilogy, and from what I hear the sequels are equally satisfying. It's definitely worth reading. You will surely love this wildly entertaining bestseller! Let me know what you think if you do decide to read it.

Take care,

Diana

1 Read the letter and say in which paragraph the writer:

1 describes the storyline of the book.

2 gives background information about the book.

3 recommends the book.

4 comments on the book's characters.

2 Find the correct words/ phrases. Check in a dictionary.

1 The story is set at the beginning of the 20th century.

2 Pride and Prejudice tells the story of the part of the Bennetts and their five daughters.

3 This is a fantastic read - I couldn't put it down it away.

4 This book is based on the incredible life story of Martin Luthe King Jr.

5 The exciting plot keeps the reader absorbed from beginning to end.

6 The main character is 12-year-old Artemis.

7 Overall, I found the book quite dull, but it had an interesting twist at the end.

8 This exciting novel is sure to be a bestseller office hit.

3 Which adjectives has the write used to describe the following in the letter in Ex. 1?

1 gripping science- fiction novel

2 intriguing author

3 evil story

4 fast-paced alien attacks

5 thrilling plot

6 dark moments

7 life-changing protagonist

8 realistic teenager

9 satisfying quest

10 � sequels

4 Complete with: gripping, strong, likeable, well-developed, mysterious, heart-warming, predictable, surprising, original.

1 The plot is so predictable; you can guess what�s going to happen right from the beginning.

2 This is an extremely original story � I�ve never read anything like it before.

3 This is a mysterious story about a man who meets a strange woman dressed all in white.

4 This is an absolutely gripping book � I just couldn�t stop turning the pages.

5 It�s a very heart-warming story of a woman who moves to the Congo to help save endangered gorillas.

6 The well-developed characters are so likeable that you feel like you know them personally by the end of the book.

7 The ending is very surprising - I definitely wasn�t expecting it!

8 The themes of love and faithfulness are very strong throughout the book.

Recommending

5 a) Complete the gaps with the phrases in the list.

Couldn�t put it down

is definitely for you

make sure it�s this one

in my opinion

I�ve ever read

you are looking for

won�t regret it

would definitely recommend

A I 1) would definitely recommend this book to anyone who enjoys beautifully-written, romantic stories. I 2) couldn't put it down from the very first page.

B If 3) you are looking for a fast-paced, gripping read, this novel 4) is definitely for you. It�s one of the most exciting and cleverly-written crime thrillers 5) I've ever read.

C If you read one book this year, 6) make sure it's this one. You 7) won't regret it. 8) In my opinion, it�s the author�s best book so far.

b) Which sentences does the writer use to recommend the book in the letter on p. 80?

Your turn

6 Read the rubric and answer the questions.

You have received a letter from your English - speaking pen friend, Sally.

I've joined a book club and we read and discuss a different book every week. What's a good book that you've read recently? What did you like about it? Who would you recommend the book for?

Write her a letter and answer her 3 questions. Write 100-120 words.

1 What do you have to write?

2 Who is going to read it?

3 What tense(s) will you use?

4 Which of the following should you include?

title & type of book

how the story ends

name of author

how many of your friends have read it

whether you recommend it

main points of plot

where you can buy it

general comments on characters/plot, etc

7 Use the plan and the phrases from the Useful Language section to do the task.

Para 1: background information (title, type, author)

Para 2: main points of the plot, general comments (plot, characters, beginning/ending)

Para 3: recommendation & reasons

Useful language

Background: This is a well-written/fascinating/ informative, etc book written by ...; The story is set in/takes place in ...; The book tells the story of...

Main points of the plot: The story begins/is about...; The plot/beginning/ending is (rather/quite) dull/ boring, etc; The plot/beginning/ending is (absolutely) thrilling/gripping, etc; The plot has an unexpected twist (at the end) when ...

General comments: It is rather confusing/slow/dull, etc (in parts).; The main character(s) is/are well-developed/ shallow/very likeable, etc; The book has a tragic/ surprising ending.; The beginning/ending is slow/exciting, etc; The book is full of thrilling/funny, etc moments...

Recommendations: I thoroughly recommend this book with its...; This is well worth reading as ; This is bound to be a bestseller.; This is a highly entertaining/ fantastic etc read. You won't be able to put it down!; Don't bother reading this. It's...

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