Reading suggestions

Startpage Joan Lingard - The Twelfth day of July

Reading Suggestions

What's your impression of the book? Would you suggest a friend of yours to read it as well?

"I liked reading that book. The vocab wasn't difficult to understand. If you didn't know the word for something you could understand the sense of the whole sentence, anyway. It was an interesting topic - the confrontation of two (or more) people who think not the same as the other (who think really differently). I would suggest a friend to read it as well, yes. I think she will like it, too.

" I didn't like this book. It's written in a boring way. The vocabs at the end of the book are explained in English. The book we read last year ("Betrayed") was more exciting and the vocabs were translated into German. Also, the theme was better. So I would suggest a friend of mine to read "Betrayed" instead.
"I think, this is a book which shows what the situation between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland really is like and you can learn a lot about it. It's an interesting story about the children, I really liked reading it and I would suggest a friend to read it."
"I really liked the book. It is well written and I could really well imagine everything that happened. I would suggest a friend of mine to read it, because it's good to learn about the problems between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland. The book shows what can happen because of these silly fights. It also shows that there are ways to live peacefully together, no matter whether you're a Catholic or a Protestant."