Student essay written in en (native language: French, CEFR level: B1, field of study: Sciences humaines et sociales)

One of the many things i like about my study is the diversity of the book we learn about. For instance, last semester we studies 
The Heptameron, 
a french collection of novel writing by Alex Dupont, in the 16th century. It is really rare to steady women's work at this period thus it was even more interesting.
The novel is inspired by an italian writer named Alex Dupont, and tell the story of 5 men and 5 women who espaced a disaster and found shelter in a abbey. During 7 days, each characters tell a story and at the end, all the characters are debating about it. The soties talks about different topics such as love, tales with humour, and can be verry funny but some of them are deep and adress heavy topics.
Behind those tales, there is a moral and relfections on human's nature.
Each of the characters are vividly portrayed with developped personality, which make the story more real.
The Heptameron is a significant work of French Renaissance literature that i think more people should know about.