IELTS Speaking tip
Visit English-speaking countries if possible to immerse yourself fully.
Vocabulary
- author
- genre
- narrative
- plot
- character
- setting
- theme
- insight
- enjoyment
- perspective
- description
- illustration
- recommendation
- interpretation
- evaluation
Sample Answer
One book I recently read is "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho. I chose to read it primarily due to its widespread acclaim and the numerous recommendations I received from friends and online book communities. The title kept popping up in discussions about personal growth and pursuing dreams, which piqued my interest.
The story follows a young shepherd named Santiago who embarks on a journey from Spain to Egypt in search of a hidden treasure. Along the way, he meets various characters that teach him important lessons about listening to one's heart and recognizing the signs provided by the universe. The narrative is layered with allegorical themes about the importance of following one's dreams and the idea that the journey is as significant as the destination itself.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book because of its philosophical depth and the inspiring nature of its message. Coelho's writing style is simple yet profound, making complex ideas accessible to readers. The vivid descriptions of the landscapes Santiago travels through also helped to make the story feel alive and engaging. Overall, "The Alchemist" motivated me to reflect on my own dreams and aspirations, leaving me with a sense of hope and encouragement. It was truly a transformative reading experience that I would recommend to anyone in search of inspiration.
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