Who is able to read, has an advantage…

Nun sitz ich da und überlege wegen meines Sprachexperiments… Hmm… Hier ein kleiner Ansatz:

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The Plot

Deception Point opens with NASA making an unbelievable discovery. An ancient meteorite is found deeply buried within an artic glacier. To prove the authenticity, several scientists take samples of the huge rock, that contain fossils of life forms not being previously seen on our planet. Among those people, chosen by the current President, is Rachel Sexton, whose responsibility is the presentation of this incredibly important find, which could catapult NASA into the next century.

The Book

A key that has been left behind by Oscar’s dad gets an important role in Oskar’s life. He finds that said key in an envelope addressed to Black. Oskar, being very self-depended, is convinced that the real owner of the key can lead him to the acute answers about his dead father. Oskar’s family has lost his father in the terror attacks of 9/11 and this is the odd reason why he is seemingly introverting but not shy at the same time. He shows his demanding will in deciding to look for the right owner of that mysterious key. So he sets off on an impossible mission to track everybody with the surname “Black”. His trips lead him through the 5 boroughs of NYC.

Hello Friends! Und findest du das Wetter genauso scheiße wie ich? Fängst du dir einfach nichts mehr an? Die 20ste Counter Strike/WoW Runde verloren, weil du einfach keine Energien mehr hast? Du bist doch hoffentlich noch nicht dabei deinen Kasten neu zu ordnen. Nein, stopp! Ich habe da einen Buchtipp für dich: High Fidelity von Nick Hornby