Goldfinger

Ian Fleming's first novel, Casino Royale, was very successful and the adventures of James Bond, agent number 007, had been very popular. In 1959, one of Ian Fleming's novels, Goldfinger, which I was very engrossed, was published.Its interesting story kept me up until the wee hours in spite of the fact that I don't often read books. While I was reading it, I felt scaredm thrilled and in love from time to time. It it because alll the details of the book are about spy and love.
 Mainly, James Bond and Goldfinger, who works as a broker in the UK, develop the story. In other words, their fights are critical. James Bond is a British secret Intelligence agent and has become one of the best secret agents gain worknames which  begin with two zeros. He is often sent to difficult missions by M, who is his boss. Goldfinger is an enemy of James Bond and he is good at cheating on card games. However, card games are not the only method that he has made money. Bond eventually figures out a sarcastic plan, which could let some people die, and he carried out his plan to arrest Goldfinger.
 If I recommend this book to other readers, I will introduce this book to readers who are 18 and over 18, because the contents of it will be suitable for them. Sometimes the book talks about killing some people and stealing money and gold, which might badly impact those who are under 18. In addition to this, guessing what will happen is one of the most enjoyable points. People, who are over 18, guess who people in the book really are better than those who are under 18.
 The significant point in this book is that author's purpose of it was for people who were suffering the Cold War. 1959 was very dengerous time and many people were afraid of what would happen to them next. They, therefore, loved reading Ian Fleming's exciting spy stories. Literary, this book gave them some hope. While I was reading it, I think I felt something like the same feeling as them, like smiling. This is true that a smile makes us happy and read more.
 Overall, I was quite happy that I read Goldfinger even though it made me confused and annoyes occasionally, for instance, James Bond has some small mistakes and Goldfinger caught him easier, but I believe that these parts make this book much more fun. I felt as if I was in the bookish world.