I don’t really read books but once I read a book by Agatha Christie, it was about a crime in a village, in a bitim village. There were a lot of suspects, suspects kept changing and there were a lot of things to learn from this book. me personally I’ve learned a lot of values from this book that everyone is no one is a suspect until they prove otherwise and kindness can’t be everything because in this book there was there were a kind character who got killed because of their kindness they thought that no one wanted to hurt them but unfortunately they were killed because of this they were kind and had money so they were killed so this person can take their money. They were the last person they thought of was a dear friend of them but it happened eventually So I’ve learned that I should trust people, yes of course, but not more than they deserve. I should show people my limits and guidelines, what can I take and what I cannot. I shouldn’t be so kind to people that they can use me or kill me for such reasons, money or anything. So yeah, it had a really significant impact on me and the way that I think. I stopped thinking that everyone wants really good things for me. Now, I think the same guess, but not quite literally. I changed the abode. Now I consider everything that happens and I consider that people might hurt me someday so I shouldn’t give anyone my full trust. Yes, shouldn’t give anyone my full trust because they’re dear or anything. Anything could happen anytime.
Band 6+: Describe a book you read that had a significant impact on you. You should say: - What the book was about - When you read it - What you liked most about it And explain why it had such an impact on you.
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I don't really read books, but once I read a book by Agatha Christie. It was about a crime in a village, a small village. There were a lot of suspects, and the suspects kept changing. There were many things to learn from this book. Personally, I learned a lot of values from this book, that no one is a suspect until proven otherwise, and kindness can't be everything. In this book, there was a kind character who got killed because of their kindness. They thought that no one wanted to hurt them, but unfortunately, they were killed because they were kind and had money, so someone took their money. The last person they thought of was a dear friend, but it happened eventually. I learned that I should trust people, yes, of course, but not more than they deserve. I should show people my limits and guidelines, what I can take and what I cannot. I shouldn't be so kind to people that they can use me or harm me for such reasons, like money or anything. So, it had a really significant impact on me and the way I think. I stopped believing that everyone wants good things for me. Now, I think the same, but not quite literally. I changed my approach. Now I consider everything that happens, and I think that people might hurt me someday, so I shouldn't give anyone my full trust. Yes, I shouldn't give anyone my full trust just because they're dear to me. Anything could happen at any time.
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