ROMEO AND JULIET
About Author: William Shakespeare {1564-1616}. British theater writer was born in Stradford. He could not read much because his father's financial situation was not enough. He then left his father and went to London, where he did various jobs to earn a living.
Genre: Love.
Story: The legendary writer, who has continued to impress his audience and readers around the world for nearly 400 years with his power to express his human condition in his plays and poems, deals with a tragic relationship encountered in Romeo and Juliet with similar people in many different societies, the love born between the children of hostile families. The work, which wraps the desperate love of Romeo and Juliet with the semi-dark veil of its romantic braid, nevertheless reveals human relations in a realistic manner.
My Opinion: I think this book was beautiful and meaningful, absolutely everyone should read it.
WHITE NIGHTS
Author: Dostoevsky
About Author: Born on November 11, 1821, in Moscow, Russia, Fyodor Dostoyevsky was educated at home until 1833. He studied to be a military engineer, but shortly after graduating decided to become a writer. He experienced traumatic events, including a mock execution and exile. His work explored the human condition and is credited with shaping existentialism. Crime and Punishment is one of his most well-known novels
Genre: Love
Story: The main hero of the book meets an option while touring Petersburg nights. The girl named Nastenka is as lonely as the hero of the novel. Nastenka is in love with another man and has not heard from him for a year. The hero of the book tells the story of the event he experienced and the sorrow he felt. But in time the dreamer begins to have special feelings towards Nastenka. After a while, he confesses his love. Nastenka, who discourages her lover, also responds to the love of the dreamer. However, when they say they will be happy, Nastenka's ex boyfriend comes up. The dreamer, on the other hand, returns to where he started and is alone again.
My Opinion: I think this book is nice you should read this book.
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