Ann Avdeeva, 18825

The topic of voice and text messages is widely discussed nowadays. There are people who support voice messages over text ones. And then there are other people who think that voice messaging is impolite or even rude. Obviously, both text and voice messages have differences, they have their own advantages and disadvantages. First of all, voice messages seem more convenient to send. You don't have to spend time typing, you just have to press one or two buttons. Besides, sending voice messages may save someone's life. A lot of drivers, even though it's against the law, type messages while driving. Now that they can send voice messages, they don't need to look at the screen, so it makes the situation on the roads safer. On the contrary, voice massages may not be as convenient to the receiver. You may not have your headphones near you. The voice message may say something personal and private, and you wouldn't want people around you to hear it. In addition, when we ty

The book that I read for our reading class is called ‘Sorry Not Sorry’. It was written by a modern contemporary writer Sophie Ranald. When I was searching for the book to read, my only criteria was that the book should have a light-hearted feeling to it. I didn’t want to read anything depressing. I’ve chosen this particular book, because the synopsis sounded good. The book cover information promised ‘the perfect laugh-out-loud romantic comedy’. And, frankly, I think the novel stands up to this description. The book tells us the story of a young woman called Charlotte. Her housemates and friends Maddy and Henry are moving out, because they want to get married and start a family of their own. Charlotte hasn’t been in a serious relationship for a long time. Now that her friends have moved out, she feels like her life’s stuck in a rut. She comes across a podcast called ‘Sorry Not Sorry’, which encourages Charlotte to take risks and challenges in her love-life.     One of th