What book to read...?

Recently, I've started to read the book "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. At first, it may seem very garbling to the reader, but after reading the first pages, the whole mess disappears and you become fully absorbed into that book. In spite of having read only the first chapters, I consider that book to be very interesting and breathtaking, because it keeps you on the edge of your seat.

"To Kill a Mockingbird" is told from the perspective of a little girl Scout Finch, who lives with her older brother Jem, her widowed father Atticus and their housekeeper Calpurnia in Maycomb, Alabama. Jem and Scout become friends with a boy named Dill, who visits their town each summer, to stay with his aunt. The children try to understand why their mysterious neighbor Arthur Radley (they called him Boo Radley) never leaves his house. The Radley Place, where he lived was a terryfing place, from which everyone in the neighborhood tried to evade, but these three children were not afraid and wanted to call Boo come out.

I ejoyed reading this book a lot, because of the way it is written in. All the descriptions were so strong, that I felt like I was in that book. The most important thing I liked about the book is that it was unpredictable. While reading, I was excited about what would happen next and I couldn't guess.

To sum up, if you want to read a book, but you're not sure about what to choose, I would like to suggest you read "To Kill a Mockingbird" and I'm sure you will not want to stop reading it :)

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Is working, while you are a student, a good idea?

Nowadays, many students from different countries have jobs while they are students. Many universities encourage teenagers to work, because it makes them more responsible. And when you apply to a university, having worked is a big advantage.  In my opinion this is a sterling idea, because working while studying has a lot of advantages.

Of course, it's arduous to work and study at the same time, but when you start working from young age, you comport yourself in a mature way and become more responsible, as you have to confront hardships according to your time management. Your free time becomes more appreciable for you and you start to exploit it more efficiently.

Another advantage of working while studying is gaining new experiences. In my opinion, you become more confident and get a lot of knowledge and skills, which will help you to achieve remarkable accomplishments in your life. When you start working, you become more independent and start making your own decisions. A very momentous point of working is making new acquaintances and understanding what collaboration is.

And the last, but not least advantage of working while studying is valuing money. When you work assiduously and get paid for your hard work, you stop squandering your money, because you understand its real value. Also it’s a great opportunity for you, because you can spend your salary on the payments for your education.

To sum up, working while you are a student can be a great idea, which will give you dozens of new experiences and friends and at the same time will make you more mature and independent. Also, it will help you to make right decisions and understand the real value of many things.

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