Classic Starts

The Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

I've read some chapter of this book. Ya, well, it's a little bit freaky, or maybe that's my fault that can't read it well. I bought this book, in first thought, it's kind a 'conan' comic where in every part there's a problem and problem solving. Other reason is i want to practice my sucks english to be better. 

Afterword,

Do you remember wading through pages and pages of text to prepare for an exam? Or were you the child who hid under the blanket to read with a flashlight, joining forces with Robin Hood to save Maid Marian? Do you remember only how long it took to read a lengthly novel such as Harry Potter? 

Even for a gifted young reader, getting through long chapters with dense language can easily become overwhelming and can obscure the richness of the story and its characters. Reading an abridged, newly crafted version of a classic novel can be the gentle introduction a child needs to explore the characters and story line without the frustration of difficult vocabulary and complex themes.

First impressions are important.