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December 2, 2018
I’d give this shit 0 stars if i could, like i’m so mad i had to waste my time reading this. My class had to read this book and as soon as i read an online summary i KNEW this would be hot garbage.
The plot of this is so fucking cliche and the message it sends is harmful and honestly downright offensive.
A suicidal girl (who claims she’s not suicidal cause she’s ~different~) decides she’s going to kill herself but she needs someone to do it with her. Why? Well i don’t know why since it’s literally NEVER EXPLAINED. So this girl, Julie, finds some poor dude on the internet called August (haha get it 😂😂😂 the names... Th- The names are months 😂) who also wants to die and they go to Norway to jump from a cliff.
From now on this book is just one question mark after another. Like i can tell the author sat there mentally sucking his own dick thinking “Oh this is good stuff, this is so good” while writing this. I don’t know how old Mr. Bauersima was when he wrote this but he was DEFINITELY not a teen and it’s just so obvious by the way he writes teenagers interacting with each other. No one speaks like that.
The two mains talk and talk, Julie almost falls down the cliff, August saves her blah blah. I kept thinking the plot was gonna pick up in pace and something genuinely interesting would happen but Julie almost falling to her death is the most interesting thing in this entire story.
There’s one weird ass scene where Julie and August talk about having sex and it’s just about the most embarrassing thing i’ve ever read. It’s so fucking weird and awkward and it goes on for like 10 pages.
The ending is anticlimactic as fuck and i was mad at it for hours.
Anyway on to the message this piece of shit book is sending. Depression and suicidal tendencies can be cured by falling in love with a random person from the internet! I bet Mr. Bauersima thought long and hard about that one. Like i don’t even know where to begin? This is such a terrible message? As someone who has LIVED these thoughts and has only overcome depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts through intense therapy and hospital stays, this story is a massive kick in the face. Suicide and depression are talked down upon despite both characters suffering from it. The serious themes are sidetracked and handled as a sub-plot to this terrible “love story”. Congrats Igor you fucked up a perfectly good story idea. Look at it. It’s got heterosexuality.
I hated Julie. Like i HATED her. In all caps. This might just be one of the most unlikable, annoying, and intolerable characters i have EVER encountered in a book. Igor Bauersima really managed to make ME, A BIG LESBIAN, hate a fictional woman so much i wished she had fallen down that damned cliff.
I started out liking August a bit more cause he seemed genuinely depressed and just unhappy with his life. I could relate to him and i thought he was interesting. But of course Mr. Bauersima can’t have a good character in his story. Cause this bitch goes ahead and makes August say “Heil Hitler” for literally NO REASON halfway through the story. It was unnecessary, it didn’t make sense, it was offensive and it didn’t take the story forward in any way.
I didn’t want to write this much about this bullshit story but it still makes me furious i had to write it down somewhere. Norway.today is a story of two unlikable borderline psychotic people who fall in love and decide to torment the world with their presence a bit longer. This should have never been written. I hate this story so much.
Don’t come at me saying there’s some “hidden message” that my infantile brain is just too undeveloped to get. I DONT CARE!!
People who liked this story are either 40 years old or run a black & white tumblr blog where they reblog pictures of self harm and pill bottles cause they’re just so #edgy.
-5 billion/5 stars
The plot of this is so fucking cliche and the message it sends is harmful and honestly downright offensive.
A suicidal girl (who claims she’s not suicidal cause she’s ~different~) decides she’s going to kill herself but she needs someone to do it with her. Why? Well i don’t know why since it’s literally NEVER EXPLAINED. So this girl, Julie, finds some poor dude on the internet called August (haha get it 😂😂😂 the names... Th- The names are months 😂) who also wants to die and they go to Norway to jump from a cliff.
From now on this book is just one question mark after another. Like i can tell the author sat there mentally sucking his own dick thinking “Oh this is good stuff, this is so good” while writing this. I don’t know how old Mr. Bauersima was when he wrote this but he was DEFINITELY not a teen and it’s just so obvious by the way he writes teenagers interacting with each other. No one speaks like that.
The two mains talk and talk, Julie almost falls down the cliff, August saves her blah blah. I kept thinking the plot was gonna pick up in pace and something genuinely interesting would happen but Julie almost falling to her death is the most interesting thing in this entire story.
There’s one weird ass scene where Julie and August talk about having sex and it’s just about the most embarrassing thing i’ve ever read. It’s so fucking weird and awkward and it goes on for like 10 pages.
The ending is anticlimactic as fuck and i was mad at it for hours.
Anyway on to the message this piece of shit book is sending. Depression and suicidal tendencies can be cured by falling in love with a random person from the internet! I bet Mr. Bauersima thought long and hard about that one. Like i don’t even know where to begin? This is such a terrible message? As someone who has LIVED these thoughts and has only overcome depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts through intense therapy and hospital stays, this story is a massive kick in the face. Suicide and depression are talked down upon despite both characters suffering from it. The serious themes are sidetracked and handled as a sub-plot to this terrible “love story”. Congrats Igor you fucked up a perfectly good story idea. Look at it. It’s got heterosexuality.
I hated Julie. Like i HATED her. In all caps. This might just be one of the most unlikable, annoying, and intolerable characters i have EVER encountered in a book. Igor Bauersima really managed to make ME, A BIG LESBIAN, hate a fictional woman so much i wished she had fallen down that damned cliff.
I started out liking August a bit more cause he seemed genuinely depressed and just unhappy with his life. I could relate to him and i thought he was interesting. But of course Mr. Bauersima can’t have a good character in his story. Cause this bitch goes ahead and makes August say “Heil Hitler” for literally NO REASON halfway through the story. It was unnecessary, it didn’t make sense, it was offensive and it didn’t take the story forward in any way.
I didn’t want to write this much about this bullshit story but it still makes me furious i had to write it down somewhere. Norway.today is a story of two unlikable borderline psychotic people who fall in love and decide to torment the world with their presence a bit longer. This should have never been written. I hate this story so much.
Don’t come at me saying there’s some “hidden message” that my infantile brain is just too undeveloped to get. I DONT CARE!!
People who liked this story are either 40 years old or run a black & white tumblr blog where they reblog pictures of self harm and pill bottles cause they’re just so #edgy.
-5 billion/5 stars
January 6, 2023
hab deine sexzene im konjunktiv woanders
und was zum arsch war das Hitler ding??
und was zum arsch war das Hitler ding??
January 19, 2018
2.5 Sterne
Ich hab eigentlich nur norway.today gelesen, die anderen beiden Stücke sind für mich nicht relevant, ich hab das eh nur für die Schule gemacht.
Dafür, dass es ein Theaterstück aus 2003 ist und mit einem relevanten und wichtigen Thema zu tun hat (Suizid) fühlt es sich teilweise unglaublich altmodisch an. Ich habe das Gefühl, der Autor versucht, "Jugendsprache" zu verwenden und gerade am Anfang so zu schreiben, wie man es in einem Chatroom so machen würde, aber zum Großteil wirkt es einfach fake und nicht richtig durchdacht. (Wie ironisch, dass August auch die ganze Zeit alles fake nennt.)
Ich finde es gut, dass über Selbstmord geredet wird und irgendwie gezeigt wird, wie Leute auf diese Gedanken kommen könnten, aber dann sollten vielleicht auch Gründe und Probleme tatsächlich angesprochen werden und es nicht irgendwie alles vage auf das Internet (??? oder irgendwas ??? keine Ahnung??) und darauf, dass junge Menschen den Bezug zur Relatität verlieren geschoben werden.
Die ganze "Romanze" war natürlich mal wieder super heteronormativ und Sinn ergeben hat das auch nicht, und seltsam war es auf jeden Fall, wer redet bitte so über solche Dinge ohne dann irgendetwas zu tun?
Ich hab wirklich mehr erwartet, schade eigentlich.
Ich hab eigentlich nur norway.today gelesen, die anderen beiden Stücke sind für mich nicht relevant, ich hab das eh nur für die Schule gemacht.
Dafür, dass es ein Theaterstück aus 2003 ist und mit einem relevanten und wichtigen Thema zu tun hat (Suizid) fühlt es sich teilweise unglaublich altmodisch an. Ich habe das Gefühl, der Autor versucht, "Jugendsprache" zu verwenden und gerade am Anfang so zu schreiben, wie man es in einem Chatroom so machen würde, aber zum Großteil wirkt es einfach fake und nicht richtig durchdacht. (Wie ironisch, dass August auch die ganze Zeit alles fake nennt.)
Ich finde es gut, dass über Selbstmord geredet wird und irgendwie gezeigt wird, wie Leute auf diese Gedanken kommen könnten, aber dann sollten vielleicht auch Gründe und Probleme tatsächlich angesprochen werden und es nicht irgendwie alles vage auf das Internet (??? oder irgendwas ??? keine Ahnung??) und darauf, dass junge Menschen den Bezug zur Relatität verlieren geschoben werden.
Die ganze "Romanze" war natürlich mal wieder super heteronormativ und Sinn ergeben hat das auch nicht, und seltsam war es auf jeden Fall, wer redet bitte so über solche Dinge ohne dann irgendetwas zu tun?
Ich hab wirklich mehr erwartet, schade eigentlich.
September 9, 2021
Ich mochte meinen Deutschlehrer, bis er uns dieses Buch aufgezwungen hat. Es ist grau und nicht in einem melancholischen, ergreifendem Sinne, sondern in der Weise, wie ein Dienstag Nachmittag grau ist. Gestern war Montag, Scheiße. Morgen ist Mittwoch, also nichts worüber man sich in nächster Zeit freuen könnte, auch Scheiße. Und was kann man an diesem trüben Tag noch machen, außer ihn ausklingen zu lassen? Nichts, ebenfalls Scheiße. Die Persönlichkeit der Protagonisten schien schon vor ihnen eine Klippe herunter gesprungen zu sein, denn ich konnte sie nach ziellosem Suchen nicht finden. Noch dazu merkte man, dass ein älteres Individuum es verzweifelt versuchte, und daran scheiterte die Essenz und Art von Jugendlichen einzufangen. Als ein Mädel aus dieser anscheinend schwer zu verstehenden Altersgruppe, niemand redet so wie Julie und August. Ich habe nicht mehr die Kraft über diese Namen zu schreiben. Guten Tag.
March 21, 2024
schlecht
July 1, 2019
I was forced to read this book in my final year of high school. Not only that, but I also had to invest 20 hours of my time to write a 'creative piece' on that shit, which had a significant influence on my final grade. Additionally, I had to write my final German exam on that fucking piece of crap. Throughout my final year of high school, I had to read this book over 5 times and write dozens of essays about the characters, plot, setting and all that other nonsense that was required of me.
At some point I was contemplating about killing myself like the characters in this book. However, since I am a rationale male and actually enjoy being on this planet, I decided to move on with my life. In all honesty, I have to say that this book is probably the most effective way to prevent someone from committing suicide. Why? I will tell you the reason.
After you have finished reading this book, you will feel a strong urge to do as much damage to the writer as he did to you. If you had any suicidal thoughts, they will be vanished within seconds after the completion of this book. All your energy will be focused on processing the most severe mental torture that you have experienced in your life. Afterwards, you will want vengeance. Trust me, I wasn't the only one in my class who felt that way. You won't allow yourself to remove yourself from this planet before you haven't claimed what is yours. You will want this bastard of a writer to pay for the mental trauma that he has caused you. Your life will have a purpose, a very strong one.
Overall, I can say that this book cost me over 100 hours of my precious youth that I will never get back. If you are reading this and were assigned to read this book in class, be prepared. Talk to your friends, family members or someone who can help you get through this book. Talk to your teacher and convince him or her that there is ABSOLUTELY no reason why you should read this piece of literature unless your are a strong believer in masochism.
Thanks for reading. Have a wonderful day.
At some point I was contemplating about killing myself like the characters in this book. However, since I am a rationale male and actually enjoy being on this planet, I decided to move on with my life. In all honesty, I have to say that this book is probably the most effective way to prevent someone from committing suicide. Why? I will tell you the reason.
After you have finished reading this book, you will feel a strong urge to do as much damage to the writer as he did to you. If you had any suicidal thoughts, they will be vanished within seconds after the completion of this book. All your energy will be focused on processing the most severe mental torture that you have experienced in your life. Afterwards, you will want vengeance. Trust me, I wasn't the only one in my class who felt that way. You won't allow yourself to remove yourself from this planet before you haven't claimed what is yours. You will want this bastard of a writer to pay for the mental trauma that he has caused you. Your life will have a purpose, a very strong one.
Overall, I can say that this book cost me over 100 hours of my precious youth that I will never get back. If you are reading this and were assigned to read this book in class, be prepared. Talk to your friends, family members or someone who can help you get through this book. Talk to your teacher and convince him or her that there is ABSOLUTELY no reason why you should read this piece of literature unless your are a strong believer in masochism.
Thanks for reading. Have a wonderful day.
August 30, 2016
De ce nu vede nimeni aurora boreala? Tu nu cunosti pe nimeni care a vazut vreodata aurora boreala, si nici eu nu cunosc. Vreau sa spun, jumatate de lume poate sa vada lumea, simultan. Si daca aurora boreala e asa de mare cum se vede , atunci ar trebui pe ea s-o vada jumate de lume. Sau ceva mai putin. Dar oricum, destul de multi oameni. Nu?
May 22, 2023
giving cringe, second hand embarrassment, anger issues & disappointing.
May 20, 2024
I want my money back.
Was zur Hölle war das den???
Was zur Hölle war das den???
November 24, 2024
Würde es null Sterne geben wenn es geht.So ein schlecht geschriebenes Buch!!!
January 28, 2022
60 year old adult writes teen chracters, tries to make them sound like real teenagers, fails horribly. no one talks like this. + the story is pretty boring and i could not care less about the characters lol
May 6, 2023
I got a headache from reading this.
March 2, 2024
Wtf but somehow interesting and catching
September 18, 2024
die tuen nur so als ob, nichtmal der “dirty talk” wird realität
wahrscheinlich nimmt der autor nichtmal selbstmord ernst
trotzdem amüsant
wahrscheinlich nimmt der autor nichtmal selbstmord ernst
trotzdem amüsant
February 16, 2019
Zum Glück bin ich jetzt durch mit unserer Schullektüre "Norway.today". Spaß gemacht hat das Lesen nämlich nicht.
August und Julie sind beide unglaublich merkwürdig. Außerdem sind die Formulierungen von Igor Bauersima echt anstrengend zu lesen.
Für mich war es gut die Skriptform kennengelernt zu haben. So konnte ich feststellen, dass ich damit keine Probleme habe und werde jetzt auch auf jeden Fall mal "Phantastische Tierwesen" und "Harry Potter und das verwunschene Kind" lesen.
Mehr hat mir "Norway.today" allerdings nicht gebracht.
Von mir gibt es daher nur einen Stern.
Falls ich meine Meinung durch den Unterricht zum Buch nochmal ändern sollte wird es ein update geben.
August und Julie sind beide unglaublich merkwürdig. Außerdem sind die Formulierungen von Igor Bauersima echt anstrengend zu lesen.
Für mich war es gut die Skriptform kennengelernt zu haben. So konnte ich feststellen, dass ich damit keine Probleme habe und werde jetzt auch auf jeden Fall mal "Phantastische Tierwesen" und "Harry Potter und das verwunschene Kind" lesen.
Mehr hat mir "Norway.today" allerdings nicht gebracht.
Von mir gibt es daher nur einen Stern.
Falls ich meine Meinung durch den Unterricht zum Buch nochmal ändern sollte wird es ein update geben.
May 1, 2020
Well, I really don't know what to say. I was not crazy about these plays. The theme is the Modern is dead? I think it is time to be optimistic? Not dark, drab and pessimistic.
May 7, 2023
trough reading this I only kept asking myself WHY on a good 100 different aspects
January 13, 2012
Das titelgebende Stück norway.today hat mir gut gefallen. Es ist humorvoll, was man nicht unbedingt erwartet, wenn man das Thema (Suizid) hört.
Das zweite Theaterstück futur de luxe fand ich auch ganz interessant, wenn auch abstoßend. (Ich möchte nichts vorweg nehmen, aber es geht im weitesten Sinne um Medizin)
Diskussionsanregend ist es auf jeden Fall, da man automatisch Stellung bezieht. Was mich etwas gestört hat sind die Namen der Figuren. Mir ist klar, dass sie bewusst gewählt wurden (Ulla+Uschi, Rudolf), aber im Zusammenhang mit der (zumindest noch teilweise praktizierten) Religion der Personen haben mich die Namen doch überrascht.
Das dritte Stück Tattoo ist abgefahren und nochmal ganz anders als dir anderen beiden. Geld, Kunst, Moral, Ethik... Ich werde mir wohl noch das Stück im Theater ansehen um mir eine wirkliche Meinung zu bilden.
Insgesamt mochte ich alle Stücke, aber sprachlich fand ich es manchmal etwas nervig.
Mir war z.B. das Wort 'nein' als Frageanhängsel (question tag) bis jetzt unbekannt und in Bauersimas Stücken kommt es wirklich oft vor. ("Das mit der Ausstellung ist vielleicht etwas übertrieben, nein?"; "Aber warum, du hast mich doch früher geliebt, nein?" ...)
Das zweite Theaterstück futur de luxe fand ich auch ganz interessant, wenn auch abstoßend. (Ich möchte nichts vorweg nehmen, aber es geht im weitesten Sinne um Medizin)
Diskussionsanregend ist es auf jeden Fall, da man automatisch Stellung bezieht. Was mich etwas gestört hat sind die Namen der Figuren. Mir ist klar, dass sie bewusst gewählt wurden (Ulla+Uschi, Rudolf), aber im Zusammenhang mit der (zumindest noch teilweise praktizierten) Religion der Personen haben mich die Namen doch überrascht.
Das dritte Stück Tattoo ist abgefahren und nochmal ganz anders als dir anderen beiden. Geld, Kunst, Moral, Ethik... Ich werde mir wohl noch das Stück im Theater ansehen um mir eine wirkliche Meinung zu bilden.
Insgesamt mochte ich alle Stücke, aber sprachlich fand ich es manchmal etwas nervig.
Mir war z.B. das Wort 'nein' als Frageanhängsel (question tag) bis jetzt unbekannt und in Bauersimas Stücken kommt es wirklich oft vor. ("Das mit der Ausstellung ist vielleicht etwas übertrieben, nein?"; "Aber warum, du hast mich doch früher geliebt, nein?" ...)
May 2, 2023
this is bullshit!
thanks to my school for making me read this
thanks to my school for making me read this
May 16, 2021
Die Dialoge sind echt komisch
September 10, 2023
I'd give it a zero if i could. Literally high tier trash. So many questionable moments.
Hated that i had to analyze it for school.
Hated that i had to analyze it for school.
February 18, 2022
I'm only writing this review because many of the reviews have completely missed the point of the play "norway.today".
I gave this book 2 stars, because I did not like the style it was written in, or the plot of the book.
Unfortunately, it is apparently a misconception that this book is about suicide or suicide prevention. It also is not some twisted Romeo and Juliet rip-off love story. An attempt was made to criticize the use of media at the time, and promote a conscious approach on the use of things like the internet, phones or TV. The whole plot is absurd, which it was meant to be. Books intended to criticize a part of society take random situations and turn them into something extreme.
The Characters themselves represent other social issues, which contributes to them being completely unlikeable. Julie, being my least favorite, wants to commit suicide because she doesn't want to "submit to the role society gave her" as a basic white girl, thus criticizing the general unspoken stance women were supposed to have back in 2003. In Switzerland, where the author is from, women did not have the right to vote until the early 80's, and it was still expected of women to stay home and raise children well into the early 2010's. August on the other hand is a lot more passive, trying his best to seem cool by quoting philosophy, and i honestly have no idea why Bauersima chose that. The two general views were that both of them wanted to "live life to the fullest by ending it" because everything in their life seemed "fake", which was part of their use of media.
I gave this book 2 stars, because I did not like the style it was written in, or the plot of the book.
Unfortunately, it is apparently a misconception that this book is about suicide or suicide prevention. It also is not some twisted Romeo and Juliet rip-off love story. An attempt was made to criticize the use of media at the time, and promote a conscious approach on the use of things like the internet, phones or TV. The whole plot is absurd, which it was meant to be. Books intended to criticize a part of society take random situations and turn them into something extreme.
The Characters themselves represent other social issues, which contributes to them being completely unlikeable. Julie, being my least favorite, wants to commit suicide because she doesn't want to "submit to the role society gave her" as a basic white girl, thus criticizing the general unspoken stance women were supposed to have back in 2003. In Switzerland, where the author is from, women did not have the right to vote until the early 80's, and it was still expected of women to stay home and raise children well into the early 2010's. August on the other hand is a lot more passive, trying his best to seem cool by quoting philosophy, and i honestly have no idea why Bauersima chose that. The two general views were that both of them wanted to "live life to the fullest by ending it" because everything in their life seemed "fake", which was part of their use of media.
August 8, 2022
Ich habe es gehasst. Ich musste im Deutschunterricht dieses Buch lesen und habe mich tatsächlich ein bisschen drauf gefreut, da es um ein wichtiges Thema (Suizid) geht... Ja gut da hab ich mich getäuscht. Spoiler: Beide entscheiden sich am Ende gegen den Selbstmord. Es geht das ganze Buch darum, wieso die beiden nicht mehr leben möchten. Sie lernen sich kennen, verbringen einen Tag zusammen, haben Sex und plötzlich sind beide komplett glücklich. Beide haben plötzlich Spaß am Leben und die letzten Jahre, wo beide depressiv waren sind einfach vergessen. Das Buch basiert auf einer Geschichte, wo sich zwei Menschen im Internet verabredet haben und sich beide zusammen umgebracht haben. Erstens ist das Ende dieses Buches absolut respektlos gegenüber den Opfern und den Angehörigen, die unter dem Selbstmord der beiden Menschen gelitten haben. Igor Bauersima ist in diesem Buch absolut falsch mit dem ernstzunehmenden Thema Suizig umgegangen und hat das Thema stark verharmlost, so als müsse ein Mensch, der mit Depressionen und Selbstmordgedanken zu kämpfen hat, einfach nur mal an die frische Luft gehen und alles ist gut. Ich finde es absolut respektlos und unangebracht wie in dem Buch mit dem Thema umgegangen wird
! Das ist nur meine Meinung und Interpretation des Buches !
! Das ist nur meine Meinung und Interpretation des Buches !
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
June 20, 2018
I don't remember much of that book but having to read it in school, right after overcoming some major traumatic event.
I remember feeling grossed out, having gone through suicidal thoughts on separate occasions by then, reading a book by an author who wasn't even able to write in a way that teenagers actually speak but also, in my opinion, dealing with suicide as if it is a whimsical adventure, sub-plot to a love story that heals their problems, and just something you decide because you are a little discontent or bored.
I remember feeling grossed out, having gone through suicidal thoughts on separate occasions by then, reading a book by an author who wasn't even able to write in a way that teenagers actually speak but also, in my opinion, dealing with suicide as if it is a whimsical adventure, sub-plot to a love story that heals their problems, and just something you decide because you are a little discontent or bored.
January 22, 2022
Die Charaktere Julie, ein Mädchen, welches sich umbringen will, weil sie schon alles gesehen und erlebt hat, und August, der alles hinterfragt und das eine oder andere Mal das Wort ‚Fake‘ nutzt, um das Leben zu beschreiben, sind beide extrem merkwürdig und für mich nicht zu verstehen.
Neben den Charakteren haben mich auch die Formulierungen des Autors sehr genervt, sie waren übertrieben und teils sehr unangebracht. Die Geschichte war das totale Klischee und über das Ende will ich gar nicht erst reden …
Ich würde jedem vom lesen abraten, sollte man es nicht zwingend müssen.
Neben den Charakteren haben mich auch die Formulierungen des Autors sehr genervt, sie waren übertrieben und teils sehr unangebracht. Die Geschichte war das totale Klischee und über das Ende will ich gar nicht erst reden …
Ich würde jedem vom lesen abraten, sollte man es nicht zwingend müssen.
July 13, 2023
'norway.today' je notně absurdní v tom, jak všedně působí hrdinové, vypořádávající se se situací, které se upsali (v roce 2000 se potkají na chatu a dohodnou, že se následně setkají a pak spáchají sebevraždu). Nejsem fanda těchhle fiktivních rekonstrukcí skutečných událostí. Ale v rámci toho, jak to "skákalo" a co se dělo, dvojice hrdinů i přes vzájemné sympatie prochází spektrem emocí, myšlenek, momentů, než ukončí svoje životy skokem do propasti. Obce jsou dost rozpolcené ohledně toho, jak se na tuhle hru vůbec dívat a co si z ní vzít.
May 16, 2019
Definitely the worst drama I've read this year.
The characters are written very flat, the topic isn't well chosen and even worse written. I had to read it for school and I still can't understand why this is a must-read for the A-Level.
The characters are written very flat, the topic isn't well chosen and even worse written. I had to read it for school and I still can't understand why this is a must-read for the A-Level.
August 12, 2019
norway.today: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
future de luxe: ⭐⭐
tattoo: ⭐⭐⭐
I think that the second story was to smart for me.
Barbara Burckhardts text a the end of the book was informative and easy to read.
future de luxe: ⭐⭐
tattoo: ⭐⭐⭐
I think that the second story was to smart for me.
Barbara Burckhardts text a the end of the book was informative and easy to read.
July 10, 2020
Just read the first play, wasn't really exiting to read.
December 26, 2020
War halt für die Schule
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