This bilingual collection of absurdist short stories set in Prague attempts to answer the more complex questions of life, such as why a butterfly would be bitter against the world, how an octopus could resent all things Scottish, which breed of cow is the most superficial, and whether bookcases have a sense of humour. Maybe you’re someone who would like to understand the hopes of an ambitious but naive young cigarette or the fears of a left-handed snake.
This bilingual collection of absurdist short stories set in Prague attempts to answer life's more complex questions, such as why a butterfly would be bitter towards the whole world, how an octopus could hate anything Scottish, which breed of cow is the most superficial, or whether bookcases have a sense of humour. Perhaps you are someone who would like to understand the hopes of an ambitious but naive young cigarette or the fears of a left-handed snake.
To help English language learners, idiomatic expressions used in each story are explained. Special attention is given to the dreaded Czenglish mistakes which are so commonly made (yes, that’s make a mistake, not do a mistake! ).
To help students of English, the idiomatic expressions used in each story are explained. Special attention is paid to the dreaded Czenglish mistakes that are so often made (yes, it's make a mistake, not do a mistake! ).
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For phones and tablets, we recommend the PocketBook e-reader app. We have found that this app creates the most enjoyable reading experience for this book.
We do not benefit in any way from this recommendation.
