Does the small county where I live need a bookstore?

Francisca 2022-04-02 08:01:01

"Bookstore" Book Author: Penelope Fitzgerald "Bookstore" Movie Director: Isabelle Cosette After Reading and Viewing (1) I have always had a dream of opening a bookstore. I don't know when, the idea of ​​opening a bookstore came up in my heart, which has a long history and is extremely profound. You can drink coffee and eat small cakes in the store. The bottom of my heart is the picture of myself sitting in it and reading a book, and I suddenly realize that I have no imagination of how to buy books. The original book of "Bookstore" and the movie have given me new reverie - books should be wrapped in kraft paper and hemp rope, and can be carried without bags... The reading area should have book clips of completely different colors Line, each reader claims their own color on the color card board, and then marks the book for reading... The book rental area should be managed well. I hope that middle school and primary school students can rent more famous books instead of I have been drilling in the exercise book all day, so the price must be very low... (2) I believe that things will develop in a good direction. I finished reading the original book in less than two days, and the plot is basically the same as the movie I watched not long ago, but the ending of the movie is pessimistic, and the thick smoke rising from the old house seems to imply that Christina set fire to Mrs. Garmat. The old house that was requisitioned by the government under the agitation, and Florence took a boat and did not know where to go? What will you do in the future? The original book gave a merciful ending. It should work" seems to have left a trace of hope for readers. Even if there is a feeling at the end that "she has lived in a small town for nearly + years, she doesn't need a bookstore", she still can't help but believe that she will Start all over again, after all people are always willing to believe that things are going to go in the right direction, after all there are people like Mr. Brundich who are willing to defend the bookstore and die for it... (3) Open a bookstore in a small county. After reading the book, the seedlings of "I want to open a bookstore" in my heart seem to be sprouting constantly, but they stop growing when I ask "whether the small county where I live needs a bookstore". There is also no bookstore, no movie theater, and the small county where I live is so similar to Harderburg. Because of the change of the bookstore, Hardburg seduces the deep malice of the people in the town. Will the town I live in change because of a bookstore? Although I can't help but sigh when I turn to the last page of the novel, but there is no real Before opening a bookstore, I firmly believed that even if there was a change, it would not be malicious. So, one day, I will open a bookstore in my small county. Excerpt from a good sentence (1) When he was walking in the middle of the street, he fell to the ground and died. ——Books from "Bookstore" (2) I live by the sea, but I don't go to see the sea for several weeks. It seems that I don't know how to cherish it. - "Bookstore" book (3) "You made me believe, again and again, something I thought I had forgotten" - "Bookstore" movie

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  • Wayne 2022-04-03 09:01:12

    Haven't seen such an elegant, old-school British film in years. Every character and every picture exudes a charming temperament.

  • Kiley 2022-04-08 09:01:13

    There is not much problem with the movie itself, but it's not my favorite story, and I don't even understand why the powerful Mrs. Gamma wants to die so hard and thoughtful of the most female shopkeeper. Uncle Bill is of course the bright spot. The light kisses of the two by the sea represent too much speechlessness.

The Bookshop quotes

  • Edmund Brundish: That harpy. What she wants is an: arts center. Now, I ask you, what the hell does this damn village need with an arts center? And how could art have a center? But, she's got it into her head that it does.

  • Edmund Brundish: Well, please, come again, when you wish. And good luck with 'Lolita.'