Now that we have finished the book, I’d love to read your opinions about it. Would you recommend the book to a friend? Do you think it would be a good idea to read a different book next year?
What was your favourite story? Which character do you prefer?
Please, write your opinions, it will help a lot!
Good work everybody!!!
I’ve red the book three or four times I think, the tales are very interesting and I like a lot the tale of the cock and hen, it have a very interesting moral lesson, I wish we can visit the tomb of Thomas Becket.
I really have enjoyed reading this book and I think that it would be a good book for the next year. I like the stories to be short, and also, with their moral lessons, they make you think about it. My favourite story has been the one about the four knights who want to kill death. I think that it’s a good story to see that you can’t trust so easily when the thing is about money, even they can kill us for it!
This book is easy to understand if you look for the few words that maybe you won’t understand, but it’s entertained and pleasant.
I like this book very much for many reasons.
Firstly, I like it’s a book made of some different stories, and if you don’t like one of them, you know you will find one you will like very much.
Secondly, I like this book because when you finish reading it, you have learnt many new things, and you can see with it the medival point of view of many items nowadays we are still discussing.
And, finally, I like this book because it’s easy to understand, and you have some pictures to help you if you don`t usderstand something.
In conclusion, I recomend you to keep using this book for the coming courses
I have liked very much this book. Probably, the paragraphs of Chaucer’s life are not interested very much, but i like all the stories because have a moral lesson, that each of the pillgrims devotes himself a different story. In general, I have liked all the stories, but probably, the Knight’s Tale and the such Pardoner’s that more I have liked. I recommend, this reading for later courses.