Anh Ngữ Phật Học Giản Dị tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lucas Trapp _ucas_rapp — I need to read the Cliff's Notes! We read this as Book #13 for the Lovely Ladies Book Club. We had great discussions about the themes involved but I couldn't help but feel like I was missing out on a lot of that key info that my english teacher sould have shared with me--Lenina/Lenin, Bernard Marx/George Bernard Shaw/Karl Marx, Polly Trotsky--I don't know enough to get the references.

Bill Skordelis _ubseventwo — This book is about some Spirits in the Premortal life and their struggles to choose the Plan of Salvation or to follow Satan. Obviously a lot of artistic license was taken and the author states that at the beginning of the book. It was interesting, but a little slow. I hear the others in the series are better than the first one.

Nicole Grava nicolegrava — *SPOILERS* FINALLY finished it! Not as addicting as the first three books, and it felt like King was just adding characters in order to keep the story going. Like "Patrick Danville." This character was given such a BIG role in the last third of the book, but we don't even hear a whisper of him throughout the last 6 books?? Anyway.. Many people hated the ending, and although it was the last thing I expected/wanted for Roland, I understand it. And I'm fine with it. Because in reality, it WAS all about the journey. Yes, Roland is the guy we're rooting for, but after all he's done, maybe he's not ready for what the Dark Tower truly offers at the top door (salvation). But now he DOES have the horn. Maybe he'll be ready this time around. This has been a wonderful journey, and I can't wait to see it in the big screen. Thank you Mr. King for giving me such a great story. For letting me see coincidences much more frequently, for making me doubt the solidity of this universe. And hope that dreams really are peeks into other worlds. I say thankya, do yee ken? Long days and pleasant nights. And may we all have twice the number.

Baoli Zhou zhl7482833ae42 — Che autrice straordinaria è Judith McNaught! Già con i suoi precedenti romanzi mi aveva favorevolmente colpito con la sua maestria, ma con questo romanzo, come anche con l'altro suo romanzo contemporaneo, "Un incontro perfetto", ha toccato vette altissime. Non ci si può non innamorare di un uomo come Matt Farrell, che, pur con tutti i suoi difetti, è l'uomo per eccellenza, quello che ogni donna vorrebbe al suo fianco. Ciò che rende la McNaught al di sopra di molte suo colleghe, è l'attentissima caratterizzazione di ogni personaggio, i cui sentimenti vengono dipinti in maniera così vivida, curata e profonda, da sembrare vivi accanto a te, sembra quasi di conoscerli intimamente. Ogni passaggio emotivo, ogni sentimento, l’ho vissuto sulla mia pelle come se vivessi io la loro storia, ed anche la scelta di tratteggiare proprio il personaggio di Matt in maniera così intensa, molto più intensa rispetto a Meredith, la giudico positivamente, perché rende la coppia più equilibrata e vera. E poi mi piace da impazzire quando due protagonisti che si sono amati, e si separano in maniera traumatica, si rincontrano dopo anni! E’ un passaggio narrativo che mi coinvolge sempre molto!

Barnett Ofume barnettofume — Pretty much common sense stuff, but it's always good to have reminders.