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Loading... The Room in the Tower and Other Stories (Penguin Reading Lab Level 2)by Rudyard Kipling, Carolyn Jones (Editor), Derek Strange (Editor)This book has three stories and I'm going to talk about first one. This title is "The woman in the Black Coat". Fanny,a young woman married Lord Glenfallen,a rich man. They loved each other and lived happily,but one day,she met a ghost of 'Lady Glenfallen',the last Glenfallen's wife! This story did'nt say who killed her,so I thought it interesting and this story inspirates reader's imagination. But also,I thought this story's title "black coat" was'nt need because this word did'nt relate with main story. This book consists of three horror short story. I think that first story "The Room in the Tower" is impressive. One man has been had a dream which is mysterious. One day,his dream came true and horrible thing befell him... I think there are different fear each stories.But I think these story are not too fearful. There are three horror stories. The most interesting story was the first story. A young woman married a man. So she started to live in the man's house. But she looked at a woman in the black coat in her room. She was very afraid. When I read this story, I felt it scary. But I can't stop reading the story. Because it was interesting. I haven't liked horror, but I will read horror stories. This book has three horrible stories.Each story has different horror. My favorite story is first story .A woman who has no eye appears at night and says to another woman "I'm going to kill you with knife......" This book makes me horrible and picture of this story makes me excited.I'm sure this book makes you horrible and excited! A young wife lived happily with her rich husband,but one day,he told her not to go into the rooms at the back of the building...One night,she suddenly woke up and found a blind woman at the end of her bed.She had a light,and a knife in her other hand... There are three stories in this book.Each story was scary and I was thrilled.I like the last story the best. |
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Google Books — Loading... GenresNo genres Melvil Decimal System (DDC)428.6Language English and Old English (Anglo Saxon) Applied linguistics; Standard English usage; texts for learning the language ReadersLC ClassificationRatingAverage:
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A young man has been having a recurring nightmare for over a decade. In the dream, he's usually a guest at an acquaintance's home. When the hostess lets him know that he'll be sleeping in the tower room, he is overcome by an inexplicable feeling of dread.
Then one day, in real life, a friend invites him to a party. Although it's a different friend, and the details are different, he is overwhelmed by deja vu as he enters the house. Will he finally find out what his dreadful presentiment foreshadowed? ( )