Reading Diary

Here is an example of a reading journal that follows the given instructions: Reading journal: "The Stranger" by Albert Camus First entry: January 10th I start reading "The Stranger" by Albert Camus. I have heard a lot of good things about this book, but I'm not sure what to expect. I read the first few pages and find the writing very smooth and easy to read. I'm excited to see where the story will take me. Second entry: January 15th I have progressed in my reading of "The Stranger". The main character, Meursault, is quite strange and difficult to understand. I don't know if I like him or hate him. He seems disconnected from reality and doesn't feel many emotions. I'm curious to see how his character will evolve. Third entry: January 22nd I have reached the halfway point of "The Stranger". I am still perplexed about the main character, Meursault. I can't help but wonder if he is a sociopath or simply apathetic. I have also noticed that the book tackles important themes such as death and existentialism. Fourth entry: February 1st I have finished reading "The Stranger" by Albert Camus. The book was very intense and poignant. I was particularly touched by the guillotine scene at the end of the book. I am still reflecting on the meaning of this scene. Fifth entry: February 5th I learned two new words from this book: "solemn" and "oblique light". The sentence in which "solemn" is used is: "It was a solemn heat." The sentence in which "oblique light" is used is: "The sun's rays came through the window and formed an oblique light on the wall." End of reading journal.