Since I was on 4th of ESO I'm in the book club. In this club, that is organizated by Mario and Isabel, the spanish teachers , we talk about one book that they given to us for read. We talk about the things that are important about the book, we answer questions about what you don't understand, we say what we liked or not about the book etc.
In this club the last year I read 'La mecánica del corazón' by Malzieu Mathias, another book that now I can't remember the name and 'The road' by Cormac McCarthy, seriously, I love this book, a lot of people don't liked this book (in the club), but to my is one of the best books that I have read. This year I read 'Las hijas de Tara' by Laura Gallego García and now I'm reading 'La evolución de Calpurnia Tate' by Jacqueline Kelly and I like the part that I have read. We met for talk about this book but I had not finished yet so I'm still reading. For the next session I have to read 'Como agua para chocolate' by Laura Esquivel, I read the sinopsis and I don't have hurry to read it.
In this club the last year I read 'La mecánica del corazón' by Malzieu Mathias, another book that now I can't remember the name and 'The road' by Cormac McCarthy, seriously, I love this book, a lot of people don't liked this book (in the club), but to my is one of the best books that I have read. This year I read 'Las hijas de Tara' by Laura Gallego García and now I'm reading 'La evolución de Calpurnia Tate' by Jacqueline Kelly and I like the part that I have read. We met for talk about this book but I had not finished yet so I'm still reading. For the next session I have to read 'Como agua para chocolate' by Laura Esquivel, I read the sinopsis and I don't have hurry to read it.
