First, the place to sing. The writer is a biologist who once lived with her husband in the wilderness of Africa. The description of wetland characteristics and natural landscape in the book is particularly rich and full of pictures. The whole story is two parallel lines. There is a line written from 1969. At the beginning of the book, Seth's body was found in the swamp, which opened the mystery murder. Now another line is written from 1952, mainly describing. The heroine Kaya's growth, her affection, friendship, love and her story with nature go hand in hand, until 1970, the two lines are intertwined, and the mystery is gradually solved. In this book, the author uses a lot of natural phenomena to hint at the plot of the story, which is ups and downs, colorful and very eye-catching.
Second, Blade, this book mainly tells the story of American Larry. After the war, there is only one thing in his life, that is, shaking his arm. Even in the face of threats and inducements from his fiancee Isabel, he resolutely chose to shake his arms. He moved from Chicago to Paris. He lived in a shabby apartment and had vulgar neighbors for two years, but he studied for more than ten hours every day, went to the library and taught himself many languages. It can be seen from this that Larry cares more about spiritual wealth, while Dhoiffir pursues a life of material wealth, which is a huge difference. The two of them finally parted ways, probably because they were old, but I don't think they were very old. Bell's pursuit of material life is vain. On the contrary, I think he can clearly realize what he really wants before marriage and dare to stop loss in time. Who can say that he is not clever and irrational?
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