Sophia's English Class

Hi Friends. Today I’m going to tell you about my experience writing my blog. Well, this experience has been new for me because at school I didn’t write about particular topics or about topics of my own choosing and I can say that most of the time I liked very much to share what I think with others. Sincerely, writing the blog has been decreasing in difficulty, the first post was relatively difficult because I didn’t remember much how to write in English but with the passage of time it has become easier despite the increase in the number of words I should write. I must say that I’m constantly reading the comments of my classmates to know if they like my posts or to know if I should improve something, therefore, I really like the idea that we can support our progress in English as a whole. I think that doing this activity serves us a lot and I think that everyone has progressed compared to the first post, as a suggestion I would like the topics could be much deeper so we could ...

Hello friends! Today I’m going to tell you about one of my favorite books, “Delirium” by Lauren Oliver. It’s the first book of the trilogy of the same title and the other two books are called Pandemonium and Requiem. Delirium is a young novel about a young woman, Magdalena "Lena" Haloway, who falls in love in a dystopian society where love is seen as a disease. In short words, "Lena" is the protagonist of the Delirium Saga. When his mother died because of “deliria nervosa de amor”, she moved to live with his uncles. Now she is looking forward to his 18th birthday. Through a surgical intervention in the brain the area that controls your emotions will be eliminated, and finally she can has a peaceful, safe and painless life but the only big problem is that she falls in love with Alex. I read this book at school and I liked it a lot because it is a topic that is very interesting, I think it is very difficult to imagine a world where feelings are forbidden, th...