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Name: Nguyen Duy Dat
Class: AE1A – A2
Term: 8/2013

It’s probably the best story I’ve ever read in my life. I really like this book because it’s romantic and meaningful. In fact, the most important here is about meaning of the story. This is the most valuable lesson that the author wants to give everyone. Janine Cole, who works in the Brenton College cafeteria, so she really likes cooking and wants to be a famous chef that day. She is the person that the author wants to tell you “Nothing is impossible”. If you have a dream, you can do it one day! But you must always try one’s best and you will definitely succeed in the future after your attempts and your experiments. Don’t be scared unsuccessfully, you must remember that sentence : “Success is the ability to go from failure to failure without losing your enthusiasm”. In addition, Randy Gordon, who always helped her a lot when she had many problems and finally, they were falling in love. This is actually the beautiful love story in the world.

Nevertheless, the most special thing here is also my favourite part in the story about the competition. When she was attending the competition, she had some problems suddenly. She didn’t concentrate and sometimes felt shy because almost contestants were making a very special food! After that, Randy ran as fast as possible and hugged her. It’s really nice! In particular, when he said “I love you”, she started to hear the throbs of her heart. There are just 3 words, but this is all of his emotion and it touches everyone’s heart. And this is the reason why she continues to try and win this prize.
This story is really fantastic and amazing! I think you should read this book because it can help you a lot when you have troubles. You will believe that love can last forever, our life and many beautiful things is waiting for you before you go ahead.

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