READING CLUB: "BOOKS UP". A Journey Through English & American Literature". C2 LEVEL. This exciting book club comes to life under the guidance of Ana Sánchez, a dedicated teacher from the English department."

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Below is a review contributed by a member of the club, offering a personal perspective on a reading:

The Turn of the Screw”

reviewed by Cándido Pintos Andrés

After 23 chapters of intrigue , mistery and cliffhanger endings, I faced the last one with many questions and just a few pages left to find the answers. After some minutes of reading, I felt  really disappointed because there was no clear explanation for what I was looking for. Are you kidding me Henry ? After all your periphrasis and verbosity and long and intricated phrases is THIS the end? Maybe you want me to feel as lost as the governess or maybe you are The Master of Ambiguity. Perhaps you want me to think of ghosts and sex and corruption and lies at the same time. Maybe you did not finish the tale because you did not want us to gather around the fire with Douglas to find the truth. Or maybe I am losing my mind and that's exactly what you want.