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ENGLISH LITERATURE – EXTENSIVE READING (2022)
WEEKLY READING DIARY

(Week: 2 - Date: 18-9-2022 )
Name : Lala_Zalzabilla_Dinda_Aria Reg. No. : N1D221010
Class : ELITE-A
I think the book is:

Total of A = very 4 = quite difficult
pages interesting 3 = not really
No. This week I read …
that I B = quite difficult
interesting 2 = easy
read C = just so and so 1 = very easy
D = not really
interesting
1 Sixteen months at the gold diggings 26/199 C 4
2 Zorro 390/390 B 4
3 The Island Of Dr.Moreau 138/138 D 4
4 Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland 128/128 A 1
5 The little prince 120/120 A 2
6 Abridged Classic Series: Peter Pan 200/200 B 3
7 Pride and Prejudice 10/524 B 4
1.012
Total:
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English Literature – Extensive Reading (2022)
Book Report (1)
Name: Lala Zalzabilla Dinda Aria

Reg. No: N1D221010 Class: Elite-A Date: 18-9-2022
 Title: The Little Prince
 Author: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
 Genre: Novel Sci-fi Total of Pages: 120
1. Setting: Sahara desert

2. Main Characters: The Pilot as the narrator
3. What was the conflict or the problem of this book
(Summarize the book in 1-2 sentences. What is it about? What happens?)
Chapter 1: The problem is it about his ideas about grown-up, there's objects that
the narrator drew when he was 6 years old were not understood by his parents
and the other grown-up, and that’s why his uniqueness, made the narrator’s
parents told him to learn other things than drawing unclear, finally he grew up
and became a Pilot.
4. Respond to the book in some way, in 3-4 sentences. (For example, how did.
you like it? Why? What did it make you think about? What experiences or
memories did it remind you of? What comments do you have?)
I kind like it, because at first I didn’t understand it, then the narrator told me about
his past and ideas, why and how he became a pilot, but then he was about to
offend adults from children’s fairy tales. my comment is: there’s nothing wrong
with being an adult, just forgetting something from your childhood, that's all.
5. Book Rating (circle one): EXCELLENT GOOD NOT BAD POOR
6. This book was (circle one):
TOO EASY EASY AT A GOOD LEVEL DIFFICULT TOO DIFFICULT
7. Any other notes, questions, comments, new vocabulary?
New vocabulary, there are: conveyed, solitude, grandeur, whimsical, establish,
reconnaissance, insight, wisdom, etc...
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Book Report (2)

1. Setting: Sahara desert

2. Main Characters: The Pilot, The Little Prince,
Chapter 2: The problem is the Pilot stranded in the middle of the Sahara desert
there is no one there, but after spending the night on the sand under the stars,
when the morning the pilot meets the boy he is the little prince.
you like it? Why? What did it make you think about? What experiences or
I like it, because it attracts the reader with lots of questions the first time I read it,
Especially what a little child is doing in the middle of the desert is strange, there
are no parents, why does he ask to be depicted as a sheep, that’s funny, and
what does he do next, I want to know so I will read it again.
New vocabulary there are: attemp, raft, stood, examining, apparition,
astonishment, overpowering, disobey, crossly, astounded, acquaintance, etc...
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Book Report (3)

1. Setting: Sahara desert, Asteroid B-612,

2. Main Characters: The Pilot, The Little Prince, Baobabs
Chapter 3,4,5,6: The problem is the Pilot got to know where this little prince
came from, after asking and talking the pilot concluded that the little prince was
not from the earth but from the stars, because his residence was no bigger than
a house, more precisely on asteroid B-612 and the pilot knew something about
baobabs.
You like it? Why? What did it make you think about? What experiences or
I like it, because here we are taught to have a diligent nature like a little prince
who is always diligent in taking care of his planet, there are many other
educations in this book, and this is interesting for readers who want to see a
direct picture of the baobabs story.
New vocabulary there are: irritated, impenetrable, gleam, presence, demanded,
abruptly, aroused, speculates, scarcely, shrug, convinced, resemblance, fumble,
inoffensively, neglected, catastrophe, magnificent, urgent necessity etc…
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Book Report (4)

1. Setting: Sahara desert, Asteroid B-612,

2. Main Characters: The Pilot, The Little Prince, Rose
Chapter 7,8,9: The Pilot starting to know the secret of the little prince, which
turned out to be behind an interesting story there was also a sadness that the
prince kept to himself which made the pilot’s heart touched and wanted to help
him.
I like it, but I feel a little sorry for that, because The Prince told about his story
when he was on his planet and he told about his rose too. Only the arrogance of
the rose that the prince loved made him leave his own planet, leaving the rose
alone.
New vocabulary there are: demanded, bushes, unscrew, spite, resentfulness,
reassure, relentlessly, blundering, adornment, coquettish, painstaking precision,,
restrain, tended, torment, vanity, instance, convenient, etc…
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Book Report (5)

1. Setting: Neighbor planets asteroids 325, 326, 327

2. Main Characters: The Little Prince, The King, The Conceited Man, The Tippler
Chapter 10,11,12: The problem is the little prince continue to visit one by one the
neighbor planets asteroids 325, 326, 327, and so on and ask just looking for
busyness and experience. But the first conclusion that can be obtained is that
grown-up are strange, certainly very odd, and very-very odd.
I like it, because its funny, seeing when the little prince was curious about what
he thought was revealed to the adults, it made them confused, like a child as
usual they wanted to know everything, it was so cute and funny.
New vocabulary there are: ermine, ermine, consumingly, crammed, obstructed,
etiquette, monarch, frightens, abashed, sputtered, disobedience, insubordination,
forsaken, obedience, bulky almanac, Minister, condemn, thriftily, departure, etc…
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Book Report (6)

1. Setting: Neighbor planets asteroids 328, 329, 330.

2. Main Characters: The Little Prince, The Businessman, The Lamplighter, The
Geographer
Chapter 13, 14, 15: The problem is the little prince still visited other planets
before he got to earth, he had met many people but, he still continued his journey
and thought not to return to his planet, don't know what he's looking for exactly.
I like it, because it makes readers confused or curious, what exactly is the
prince's goal? why does he keep traveling to other planets? But never satisfied
with people and the answers that have been given to him.
New vocabulary there are: cigarette, concerned, balderdash, rheumatism,
retorted, pluck, occupation, handkerchief, rapidly, voluminous, scholar,
magnificent, intoxicated, stirred, recitals, ephemeral, etc…
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Book Report (7)

1. Setting: Earth, Afrika, Sahara desert

2. Main Characters: The Pilot as narrator, The Little Prince, Snake, a flower
Chapter 16, 17, 18: The little prince finally arrived on earth, the narrator
explained a little about the earth, the first creature the prince met was a snake,
then he met a flower in the middle of the desert, but the prince wanted to meet a
man, so he looked for it.
I like it just so and so, because there is nothing interesting in this chapter other
than the ordinary earth, the prince also only met a snake and a flower, but he still
continued his journey to find a man.
New vocabulary there are: necessary, spectacle, colleague, surface, courteously,
gazed, homesick, existence, etc…
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Book Report (8)

8. Setting: Mountain, rose garden, grass field, wheat field

9. Main Characters: The Little Prince, The echoing voice, The roses, The fox
Chapter 19, 20, 21: The little prince found himself talking with his own echo on
the mountain without him knowing, then he went down the mountain
disappointed, then he met the roses which also made him cry because he
thought the things he had were worthless, until finally he met the fox there that
makes life meaningful.
I am so like it, because the fox has more knowledge than the other characters,
therefore the prince realizes that his time away from his planet makes him
appreciate his roses more. The fox summed up three important lessons: only the
heart can see properly; the prince’s time away from his planet had made him
appreciate his roses even more; and love demands responsibility.
New vocabulary there are: extinct, harsh, forbidding, abodes, dreadfully, avoid,
tamed, neglected, perplexed, monotonous, proper, rites, neglected, etc…
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Book Report (9)

15. Setting: Train station, market, sahara desert

16. Main Characters: The Pilot, The Little Prince, The railway switchman, The
merchant
Chapter 22, 23, 24: The little prince left his fox friend, then he met a man on the
switch train railway, then he met the merchant, who in the end he found the pilot,
and in their stranded they tried to find the well's spring before dying of thirst.
I kind like it, because there are no valuable lessons from these three chapters,
but this is the end of the story of the prince before he continues his life with the
pilot.
New vocabulary there are: bundles, pursuing, flattening, quench, tremendous,
computations, leisure, feverish, trudged, reeling, merely, stretched, astonished,
extinguished, etc…
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Book Report (10)

22. Setting: The Sahara desert, near the spring well

23. Main Characters: The Pilot, The Little Prince, The snake
Chapter 25, 26, 27: The little prince intending to return to his planet, he told the
pilot when near the well, the next day the prince met the snake again and spoke
to him on the old wall next to the well, when the pilot realized that the prince was
talking to a snake, he immediately took out his gun, whether the little prince had
been bitten or not, but the prince will leave the pilot with the image of him falling
like a fallen tree.
I like it, because this story is very moving, if a serious reader responds to it he
will surely cry, it's a shame the pilot / narrator never hears from the little prince
again, and readers don't know for sure what happened at the end of the little
prince.
New vocabulary there are: pulley moaned, weathervane, nourishment, Mass,
hesitancy, frightened, consoles, leaped, revolver, apparent, reviving, etc…
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ENGLISH LITERATURE – EXTENSIVE READING (2022)

WEEKLY READING DIARY

Name : Lala_Zalzabilla_Dinda_Aria Reg. No. : N1D221010

I think the book is:

1 Sixteen months at the gold diggings 26/199 C 4

3 The Island Of Dr.Moreau 138/138 D 4

4 Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland 128/128 A 1

5 The little prince 120/120 A 2

6 Abridged Classic Series: Peter Pan 200/200 B 3

7 Pride and Prejudice 10/524 B 4

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1. Setting: Sahara desert

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1. Setting: Sahara desert

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Book Report (3)

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1. Setting: Sahara desert, Asteroid B-612,

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1. Setting: Sahara desert, Asteroid B-612,

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1. Setting: Neighbor planets asteroids 325, 326, 327

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1. Setting: Neighbor planets asteroids 328, 329, 330.

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1. Setting: Earth, Afrika, Sahara desert

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8. Setting: Mountain, rose garden, grass field, wheat field

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15. Setting: Train station, market, sahara desert

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22. Setting: The Sahara desert, near the spring well

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