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Около света за 80 дни / Around the World in 80 Days Нова и още по-вълнуваща версия по класическия роман на великият Жул Верн! Забавният и вещ в бойните изкуства Паспарту е крадец, който си присвоява ценна статуйка и се опитва да напусне страната с помощта на Фог, ексцентричен изобретател и пътешественик, който се е обзаложил, че ще обиколи света за 80 дни. И така от Лондон до Париж, Турция, Индия, Китай, САЩ и после.... право у дома, за да се порадват на слава и ... Читать полностью Просмотров: 13 | Комментариев: 0
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I started this website to share with people who are into learning new things. I first wanted to share a short story. I had exactly 3 days to get used to being back in school. It was the end of august, and school was just around the corner. I had spent the summer immersed in my own Xbox-induced haze of online multiplayer video games and potato chips. Make no mistake, it was time well spent in my opinion. But, school was coming up, and I figured I should get back into that mindset. There was a book which my lit teacher recommended we read over the summer. It was Jules Verne’s ‘Around the World in 80 Days’. I actually had the book on my desk, pretty much all summer long. Once I unplugged (boy, did that take some effort), I opened up that book and began to read. Immediately, I fell back in love with books, even though I hadn’t touched one in a long while. When I was younger, I used to read a lot. When school got worse, so did my interest in reading. It just didn’t exist anymore. This was one book which I was glad to read. It was very educational. You could tell a lot about the time in which it was written, and it made you think of everything that you could do now, as opposed to back then. Anyway, the reason our lit teacher wanted us to read that particular book, was because it was to serve as an intro to a class which was going to be a part of our curriculum. I know, I know, I should have stayed with the Xbox, right? So, for a few days before school started, I read Jules Verne’s Around the World in 80 days. It was a great read, and it made me think of other books by Jules Verne which I had read as a kid. People are always going on about how education is important. Some say that kids who don’t want to read, simply won’t read. A book like ‘80 Days’ can make a big difference, especially if dealing with a relatively younger grade. You may have to touch it up and edit a bit, but I think a book like that is the kind that can get kids reading again.