Dr Jeckyl and Mr Hyde

"Have you ever wished to be someone else? Have you ever looked at someone you know and thought, 'He does what he wants'. Why shouldn't i do what i want? And have you ever thought that if you looked like someone else, only for one day, you would be free to do Anything you wanted? And nobody could blame you..."

Sounds interesting, don't you think so? This is the wonderful introduction of the book that I've read in my Christmas holydays, it's named "Dr Jeckyl and Mr Hyde" and it's a very famous story by a very famous writer who is Robert Louis Stevenson. I'm going to talk you a little bit about the story and then I'd like to talk about the author too.

Well it's about a scientist, the Dr Jeckyl, who wants to know if it's possible to change into another person or into another body . He finally finds the way to create "Mr Hyde", the way to stay into Mr Hyde's body, and look completely different but still being himself. But then it begins a problem, and it's that Mr Hyde becomes evil. The personality of Dr Jeckyl begins to be divided in two parts, the first, all goodness and love, appears with Jeckyl, and the second, all malice and hatred, with Mr Hyde. At the end he can't control his own changes of body and the bad part wins the good one, Dr jeckyl disappears forever for being only mr Hyde, only evil, only a monster.

Well about the author, he's Robert LouisStevenson,  and he was a Scottish novelist. He born in 1850 in Scotland and he died in 1894 with only 44 years old. His most famous books were, the treasure island (i think this is the most famous), dr jeckyl and mr hyde and kidnapped, but i didn't know anything about the third one.

Well finally, about my personal opinion I've loved this book I think it's a very interesting story and in fact I want to read the real version because I've read an  adaptation. I recommend it to everybody, it's very easy to read. One of the things that I liked more about the book, it's strange but it was the introduction, i think it's pretty beautiful, and a good consideration.