I do like Sophie's. Sophie did have her main character run her story vivaciously, clearly, and smoothly. Finding Audrey starts exactly the same as other books by having main character be or have some kind of personality or mind problem. The plot is predictable actually. This book is good for u when u're in a mood of dont-feel-like-having-any-serious-issues-in-ur-head.

I love how Marian manages to blend dark and light, drama and humor altogether perfectly. Though, as a medical student, I was little irritated with some wrong medical information, i did enjoy the book.

I am actually feeling nostalgic by now, after finishing this book. I dont know exactly how or what to write about this book since I am incredibly overwhelmed. I felt just like I had been back to my childhood again and had the show run in front of myself. I would really like to thank JK Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany for making this wonderful, awesome piece of work.

I am deeply wishing and looking forward to watch this play.

It didn't matter where you were, if you were in a room full of books you were at least halfway home.

Some tips are helpful, though I sometimes found it's a little bit boring (which takes me about 5 days to finish this 224 pages book).

Anyway, this book is good for improving your conversation skill. I would recommend this book to any who finds unprepared conversation with others difficult.

"The fact that you can repeat the phrases in a text or your lecture notes is no indication that you understand the significance of the precepts they describe, their application, or how they relate to what you already know about the subject."

I kinda like this book, yet not that much. The book provides bunches of easy-to-read summaries of scientific, medical researches which are strong points of its comparing to other books in this genre. However, most content are not that different from others. The interviews and experiences are great!