Alan Ayckbourn, Plays Two: Ernie's Incredible Illucinations, Invisible Friends, This Is Where We Came In, My Very Own Story, the Champion of Paribanou

Rating:
Summary: Instructive story with a psychological subject
Review: Invisible friends

4

Instructive story with a psychological subject

The book was easy to read and an interesting experience for me. It's an exciting story, which describes the problems and the sorrow of lonely children and their busy, blind parents.
This instructive book helps to understand kids, who feel alone and haven't got a good friend to talk to. It also grants you a look at their lonely souls. The story suggests you to think about psychological things. But it still contains some funny scenes.

Rating:
Summary: very amusing
Review: My opinion about this book is very good because the book was interesting and it has some psychological aspects. I think many children have an invisible friend and so it is really a subject to write about it.
In the beginning I thought that I knew the end of the story but it developed in another way. The book is thrilling and you can read it very fast.

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Summary: Content
Review: Superb flow of writing..! recomended by most Spoken English teachers for their Students for drama. It's a must to boos up your acting skills.