30 Day To The Toeic - Kèm 2 CD tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Luis Salazar _alazar_uis — "to wound the autmnal city." Thus begins the discussion on society, sexuality, violence, civilization, rebuilding, individuality, identity, love, media, creation, destruction .... A must read for anyone who considers themself a writer. -------------------- Second reading notes: There is still much to be had in this book. I found it a little easier to read (for the most part) and almost easier to understand (much like someone watching Inception does). The second reading allows for a more in-depth study of the characters and their individual goals - or lack thereof - which allows for an even stronger reading of the themes Samuel R. Delany loves writing about (mentioned above ... mostly). The one interesting fact about this reading, though, is that I found some of the tricks to be even better than the first time through and some of the literary tricks to be sillier. What exactly changed (I mean, I had the sensation of getting drunk on the prose near the end) from my first time to this is unclear (I have my theories), but it is yet one more reason to recommend this book. So many interesting pieces of information and so little time - and space - to write them.

Viktor Nillmaier vnillmaierae99 — Reviewed on Lili Lost in a Book I LOVED THIS BOOK! It was so awesome! And the ending was incredibly shocking! I really like Kate, she is such a strong character...I cant wait to see how she deals in the next book. And then there's Henry...oh Henry. He really infuriated me in this book when he was around Kate...I just felt like smacking him upside the head! But when Henry and Kate were finally together...*swoons* Oh my! He was such a sweetheart! Henry AKA Hades has officially become one of my favorite Greek gods, whoo! I still think Hera AKA Calliope is crazy. This is sooo not like her...err, no, actually this vengeful stuff is like her. What I mean is that she would NEVER leave Zeus for Hades, NEVER! She is the goddess of freakin' marriage, for crying out loud! Leaving Zeus goes against everything she stands for! Just no -_- I mean, I could expect it from anyone else, like Aphrodite. But Hera? She has never cheated on Zeus, never had a child that wasn't with Zeus (unless you count Hephaestus...some say he was the fatherless son of Hera), unlike many other gods. Although, I have to admit, it does make for an interesting story ;) I really can't deny that it was pretty fantastic. The book had lots of emotion and, as I said already, the story was super interesting and entertaining (I do love my mythology ;)). It definitely held my attention all the way through. I seriously could not put it down until I got to the end...and once I was at the end I WANTED MORE! I still can't believe that happened...Henry and Kate...Ava...Calliope... I can't wait to find out what happens in the next book! Meanwhile I'll read The Goddess Legacy ;)