One Way Ticket: A Short Story

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The first one is nice. Communications among people on a train was interesting. While some people keep talking, two people keep quiet. There is no words conversation among them.

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However, they actually communicated without words, such as eye contacts or gestures. The third one is funny. I mean, I like the protagonist, a old man who is quiet and people hardly recognize him. Two people came into the same room of a night train, and began to argue. So, the protagonist could see all things happened. At last, he had a glass of vodka with frightened face. I may be weird but his frightened face looked cute. Oct 09, Yumi rated it liked it. Have you used a train to travel? I used an airplane when I traveled. There are three short stories in the book, so it was easy to read. The last story was about ghosts.

If I were a main character, I would run away soon after seeing ghosts. Sep 02, Amaor rated it really liked it. I love to read Oxford Bookworms, as I found easy to understand and gradually improved after reading few books. First, "the Girl with Green Eyes" , Julie is brave woman, She listen to her heart and get off the train at Plymouth with that tall dark man.

Second, "South for the Winter", Tom Walsh is nice boy, he is too nice and too easy trust strangers , so his life is not easy , in prison. Third, "Mr Harris and the Night Train", Mr Harris is quiet man, he relived the accident of Elena and her brother in the carriage on the train.

Jun 23, Na Dang rated it it was amazing. These three short stories are fascinating and surprising. I read and listened to the stories at once. The voice is obvious. I assure that you can listen to them nicely without looking at words. I cannot stop myself reading until the last words. I love all of them, considerately. I would recommend the book for English reading beginner. Have a good reading time. May 09, Anrie rated it really liked it. Excellent for learners of A1 or A2 English. Dec 01, Blue H. This collection is brief and concise but there wasn't much deepness into it.

That is why I think this book is for younger audiences who are starting to read more voraciously but briefly only. There are probably harder words that is why. I like to move on, see new places, meet different people. It's a good life, most of the time.

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When I need money, I get a job. O can do most things- hotel and restaurant work, building work, picking fruit. In Europe you can pick fruit most of the year. You need to be in the right country at the right time, of course. It's not easy work, but the money's not bad. Go and have your holiday in St Austell.

You can have a good time there. At first, Bill was going to St Austell with Julie. But Julie thought she didn't go to there.

And maybe she became to dislike his character. Then she got off the train at Plymouth. With the tall dark man. Bill ought to have enjoyed holiday with Julie in St Austell. Eventually, the holiday changed for forget J 1.

Eventually, the holiday changed for forget Julie in St Austell. I was recommended this book by Kanae. This is the first time what I read a suspense book.

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Truthfully, this book was difficult for me to feel interesting. But I thought there was intellectual fun. So I want to understand like that. He doesn't know the man at all, and nor Julie does, but she gets off with him because she is totally attracted to him with no reasons. I still don't know why she does like this, but I know what this passage means. This book is a collection of three short stories. The passage above is from the first one, but actually I enjoyed the second one the most.

I think each of them is a little bit tricky to understand unless you are adult because especially the first one is kind of mature.

Apr 20, Haruka Sakai rated it really liked it. I think people can tell without saying something.

There were three short stories related a train in this book. I liked third story the best. That's why I like horror story, but if I experienced the same thing as main character,I would run away soon. I like horror stories, but I never wanted 1: I like horror stories, but I never wanted to expreienced dreadful things. After reading this book, I wanted to travel by train. Jennifer Bassett, level 1 2. Kanae recommend me this book.

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Firstly I didn't really understand the content but I kept reading, I found it interesting! There are 3 stories.

All of them was interesting but I like "the girl with green eyes" the best! The last story is about ghost. I don't believe the ghost but I felt little scary when I read this story. Jul 02, Monica Keller rated it liked it. Words are not always important. It was a nice story but mystery stories are difficult to read for me. I could not understand why they were in a trouble in the train. Jan 22, Trololoshka rated it really liked it. This book telling you about some short stories in the train.

The main character of this book is Tom Wash. He like to travel on the trains and he enjoys to meet new people. He want to learn something from life and he isn't in hurry. All of the stories in the book have only 13 pages. I dare you to read this book. This book is very good. Oct 07, Akari Suzuki rated it really liked it. Oxford University Press Time: Your list has reached the maximum number of items. Please create a new list with a new name; move some items to a new or existing list; or delete some items.

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