Fanda Classiclit

  [conclusion in English is at the bottom of this post] “Like the painting of a sorrow, a face without a heart.” Meminjam sebaris...

(p. 212-228) What interested me... " It was a marvellous spotted thing, as effective as the seven deadly sins. " ...

Basil Hallward The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde Basil is a young talented and well known artist who was fascinated by ...

(p. 186-211) What I like… A cup of hot chocolate! I like to sip thick and sweet hot chocolate; and a cup of chocolate had also ope...

(p. 169-185) What I like… The more I digest this story, the more I like the character of Basil Hallward, the talented painter. He ...

(p. 147-168) Interesting fact… I’m quite interested in a word Oscar Wilde used here: ‘Dandyism’ (I shouldn’t explain the meaning, ...

  (p. 125-146) What I like… I’m still enjoying vivid images Oscar Wilde used to describe nature’s scenes, like this one… “Cloudl...

(p. 109-125) What I like... " It was an exquisite day. The warm air seemed laden with spices. A bee flew in, and buzzed round...

(p. 95-108) What I like… It's the last scene from this chapter... " The fresh morning air seemed to drive away all hi...

(p. 72- 94) What I like… This is a scene on the road where Sibyl and her brother James took a seat during their walk. “They to...

(p. 55-71) What I like... The first scene to open this chapter is in Lord Henry's study room with a small library, something I...

(p. 40-54) The third chapter of The Picture of Dorian Gray turned out to be not so full of idea as the first two chapters. Yet, it...

(p. 22-39) What I like... I always like when a book is revealing the beauty of nature. And Oscar Wilde spoiled his readers with ma...