Richard's book reviews are like pouring a ladle of water into a pot of smoking hot oil.
As people often say, the beautiful lake surface is like a mirror, and suddenly it starts raining heavily. After that moment...
Perhaps it was because of the influence of the Los Angeles Times on the West Coast of the United States, or perhaps because jealous people who wanted to be famous followed suit, but the morning newspaper the next day really made Sean happy.
There are lingering emotional entanglements, twists and turns of adventure, beautiful and strange extraordinary imagination, vivid descriptions of scenes, thrilling reading pleasure, and warm comfort that directly touches the soul. The editor-in-chief of the New York Times recommends using such a paragraph for layout first.
Similar words and phrases express my inner understanding of this book.
This book tells a modern love story between a vampire and a human. For most female students in their colorful high school years, the heroine Bella Swan is definitely an outlier.
Unlike many of her classmates, she does not pursue fashion or vanity, nor does she have a celebrity idol in her mind. She is even a little lonely. Indeed, Bella's strange personality is also related to her unique family background. After her parents divorced
, she has been living a life that is not stable and carefree with her mother.
Now, her mother has remarried, and her stepfather is a professional baseball player. In order to follow her husband who often travels to compete in various places, her mother had to return Bella to the care of her biological father. So, Bella came from Phoenix to a place in the western state of Washington.
A town called Forks where it always rains.
What awaits her is a vampire family that can change her life, and this ups and downs adventure story has just begun.
When I saw this book, my first impression was that it held a conspicuous apple on its all-black cover. It was mouth-watering but also daunting. It was like a forbidden fruit, and the emotional expression in the book was exactly the same.
, watching the male protagonist Edward pursue love amidst the needles of his vampire nature, the conflicting psychology is vividly depicted by the author. The magical love story that spans races has made many people intoxicated.
It's said to be a love story, but I don't think it can be viewed from this perspective alone. In Stephenie Meyer's unique world, although it tells a love story between vampires and humans, it has the magic to make people fall deeply into it. In her reality
, what I read between the lines in the subtle, concise and easy-to-read words is not only love, but also the courage and strength of the heroine.
She was never timid in the face of the bumpy road she chose. As a woman, she showed her unique tenacity. In addition, what I admire is the author's special writing style. The author conveys the emotional confusion of the protagonist in adolescence.
The complicated and confusing emotional entanglements are truly and delicately depicted, and the unique scenery of the rainy town depicts the beautiful nature and immersive feeling that accompanies readers to read the entire novel.
As the plot develops, the young and relaxing plot slowly reaches a climax, and layers of foreshadowing make the readers nervous.
Stripping away the gorgeous coat, Bella's strength, Edward's devotion, I want the author to bring us these simple and innocent things.
The hundreds of words of lazy book reviews are all positive, but the main problem is that this book was recommended by the editor of the New York Times.
In the United States, in this era before the explosion of the Internet, the New York Times editor's recommendation largely represents the fact that the recommended book has become a bestseller, and the only thing people can look forward to is the bestseller number.
What position can we reach in the end?
Is it hundreds of thousands?
Is it a million?
Or millions?
Of course there will be praise, and there will definitely be criticism! But Sean is certain about one thing. All book reviewers in the United States need to be responsible for the book reviews they write, rather than being like the beasts of later generations of bookmakers in China.
After saying this, I felt that I did not need to take responsibility, and I was so thick-skinned that I could change my tone the next moment...
Just like what is written in the following book review: According to legend, most vampires only drink human blood. There may be some descriptions in some novels of sucking the blood of other animals or other vampires to maintain life, and the male protagonist in the book is of the latter category.
The author specifically chose vampires as the positive image, and used another type of vampire as the negative image to set off. I can only say that the author suddenly became enlightened after finishing WC?
I don’t know whether vampires really exist! But my point is, no matter whether they exist or not, they should be written with caution.
Why?
Because you never know when or in which corner such an incident will occur.
Novel is an entertainment medium for the public. No matter whether the book is read by too many people, each novel will have its own readers more or less, so every author is responsible for what he says and writes.
I saw half of it, what is it filled with?
I only saw that in the whole book, apart from beating and killing, it only teaches our young children how to use various methods to persist in fighting their parents and teachers and insisting on their own puppy love behavior, and this puppy love
The story is still extremely dangerous.
Here I think it is necessary to remind parents that they must pay attention to the books they choose to read to their children, because some unhealthy contents in these books will definitely lead to some undesirable results.
After reading this book review, Sean touched his nose and glanced at his father sitting on the sofa. Should he express his inner anger?
Only then did Sean realize that he didn't feel anything at all!
Maybe I have instilled new concepts in myself a long time ago. All book reviews, good or bad, are just to promote my book, so why should I care?
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In the afternoon, Sean took the time to go out and look around again. The influence of the newspaper book reviews last night and this morning had fully spread. Those bookstores that had entered the Twilight Saga have moved the books to the most conspicuous positions, and those
Bookstores that have no books in stock have their own unique strategies. They may say that they are on the way, or they may have already stocked them. Or they may simply put up a banner and write - Our store's Twilight Zone has been sold out, and reservations are required.
Friends, please come to the counter.
Taking the time, Sean called Cao Liwei again. After hearing Cao Liwei's first words, Sean understood in his heart that he could just sit at home and count money until his hands cramped.
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