Well, today, I will tell you about a book that I have read recently. It is a novel written by a French writer had to my lot, and it’s called No Family. So the story is about the adventure of Remy an abandoned boy with her parents and relatives, and he has to experience many ups and downs in life. But there are always good people accompanying him through difficulties, and eventually have an app ending The target readers update this noble and children, but I think anyone could enjoy reading it. Especially who are interested in French literature and who has chest taken up reading. About the reasons why I love this novel. Firstly, it not only reflects the working life of French people before revolutions, but it also contains many DPO monitarians values. And the more precious lessons I’ve learned through this book is that life is everywhere. So we should appreciate what we already have and inspire our love to the painful life. To be honest, I am not a book enthusiast, but the novel, no families really arose my interest. So in conclusion, I would try my best to finish this novel during this summer because next year, I will be a senior, and I will have a lot on my place So hardly have time for reading. So, yeah, that’s all I want to say.
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Well, today, I want to tell you about a book I've recently read. It's a novel written by a French writer, and it's called 'No Family'. So, the story is about the adventures of Remy, an abandoned boy who has lost his parents and relatives, and he has to experience many ups and downs in life. But there are always good people accompanying him through difficulties, and eventually, it has a happy ending. The target readers are mainly children, but I think anyone could enjoy reading it, especially those interested in French literature and who have just taken up reading. About the reasons why I love this novel: firstly, it not only reflects the working life of French people before the revolution, but it also contains many humanitarian values. And the most precious lessons I've learned through this book are that life is everywhere, and we should appreciate what we already have and inspire love for the painful life. To be honest, I'm not a book enthusiast, but this novel, 'No Family', really aroused my interest. So, in conclusion, I would try my best to finish this novel during this summer because next year, I will be a senior, and I will have a lot on my plate, so I hardly have time for reading. So, yeah, that's all I want to say.
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