week 11homework

<I like the book "Harry Potter">

 

I’m recently reading a book in English entitled Harry Potter, one of the most famous fantasy fiction that I’ve ever heard. It was written by Joanne K. Rowling, preeminent English author, and constitutes seven volumes. In addition to published novel, it was made into a film from 2001 to 2012, divided into eight versions. (What I’m reading today is the fourth version named ‘The Goblet of the Fire’ in 2000.) Having actually watched all the films which are completed, until last year, I also feel interested in the book published before the films were made. Even if there are a couple of reasons why I like this, here I want to introduce only one reason. First of all, I attempt to read something written in easy English these days for studying that, finding Harry Potter as I’ve well known the narrative plot. Frankly, It’s not easier for me, than I thought, to understand all the phrase, sentence, and detail, because of the expression – in this case, though I depend on the dictionary, having difficult to see ‘nuance’ or ‘feeling’ - which I’ve never seen. However, there’s no problem to me because I can anticipate, through the films, where the narrative will to flow toward. I’m sure, in this reason, it can be helpful to study English more. That is why I like this novel.