دانلود رمان انگلیسی “پرتقال و چاقوی نان”

Orange and the Bread Knife features a woman who has lost her smile. She has lost her smile, and therefore she forces a smile on her face. She wishes to avoid embarrassment, and therefore responds to every confrontation with an instant apology. She does her best to be considerate, and is called heartless—and therefore apologizes again. And she is sick of it. She wants change. And change does come, in an explosion of dopamine that brings all the colors of a neon rainbow into her ash-gray heart. She gives everyone the biggest smile in the world. And I smiled, too. I don’t remember the last time I devoured a novel so feverishly. Cheong Ye’s writing is agile and keen, her plot tense and unpredictable. She is fearsome, a loose cannon who boasts an arsenal of provocative characters and a sharp eye for details. I gasped with each turn of the page, and before I knew it, I had reached the shocking conclusion. My delight went rigid and cold, and I asked myself: what was I holding? An orange? Or a bread knife? Or rather, to which side was my hand tilting? I thank Cheong Ye from the bottom of my heart for the smile on my face.