Ăn Dặm Không Nước Mắt (Tái Bản 2018) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Katrina Justovica _atrina_ustovica — Brilliant account of what it was like for a young woman in the years leading up to, during and post WW1. Vera Brittain makes it all so vivid and personal. She constantly poses the question 'what was WW1 all about?'. Why was it necessary for that generation to go such sacrifice? and Should future generations make similar sacrifices?? Her life is bound up with her thirst for Literature and later History, her determination to serve her country as young men of her generation were doing and further the cause of gender equality. She later becomes involved in Internationalism and politics in general but her stance is always rooted in her experience of peoples lives in England and abroad as affected by post-war policies. Very direct and readable - Vera Brittain wears her heart on her sleeve and we get to know her all the better because of that.

Noor Al-ostad nooralostad — Hrmmmmmm...well, I was very keen to finally read a Dave Eggers novel, after hearing much praise by several friends. Maybe I should've started with Staggering Work Of A... cuz I wasn't too excited with this book. I am a bit unsure how I feel about Eggers. Sometimes, if in the right mood, I kinda like his writing style. Other times I can't stand it and want to throw the book down (and do). This book started off well - I was into it, I thought it was hip & weird & tangential in a good way. Then if kinda flattened out. At one point I hadn't read from it on over a week, not a good sign. And then I told myself- ok , just finish Velocity so you can move on to another book, dammit! Still...there were certain beautifully crafted sentences and certain exceptionally well-captured feelings and moments. I just don't know if I'll read him again - well, yes, i probably will. Maybe this wasnt his best. any Eggers fans have any feedback??