Bách Khoa Trẻ Em Kỳ Thú - Đá Quí (21) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rawan Hachem Hachem rawanhac13c5 — Another case of revisionist Shakespeare criticism. I adore the subject itself, and this guy comes up with some very pertinent objections to traditional Shakespeare scholarship, but so far it seems as if he's making the same mistake they all do...they make a great case for revising the way we look at Shakespeare, and then turn around and propose a very limiting way of studying his works. All in all, however, a very smart book. So far, I'm enjoying it!

Aditi Das _ditidas — This book is titled "House of Daughters" in the U.S.

Karen Lo _lle_h — Although it took me through mental and emotional turmoil, I really did love 1984. I often had to pause and remind myself that it was not real, and calm down a little bit and try to overcome the complete feeling of hopelessness that it caused me to feel, and the fact that it could provoke this kind of mental and emotional response is one of the reasons I liked it so much. Even when we all are cheering in the middle of the book for the rebellious love between Winston and Julia, and for the brotherhood book winston reads part of, by the end of the novel it all is squelched, and hopelessness strikes once again. The fact that a novel can get that sort of reaction out of me, as well as others that I have talked to, signifies the strength in Orwell's writing. The best part of this book is the room 101, and seeing the true power behind a totalitarian government, and realizing that if the world ever reached a point even near that, which seems so possible, that there is no way to overcome it, ever. It's scary to sit and think about what would personally be in that room 101 for me, and when I realized what I thought it would be, that mere idea scared me almost to tears without it even being anything real. People have said 'reading this book has made me so much more thankful for the freedom that we do have'. I think that this book actually is ore of a warning, not for you to be happy with what you have, but to scare us away from what kinds of power and control we are moving dangerously towards. I love the distopian attributes of the novel, just a reminder that there can never be a 'perfect' society created.

Julia Stocki juliastocki — Was Jeffrey born a serial killer or was it environmental influences? If you're looking for that answer you will not find it in this book by his father. It's interesting to note that Jeffrey's mother was had a very difficult pregnancy with him and was ingesting 26 pills a day whilst pregnant with Jeff. IMO his psychotic behavior is a mix of biological and environmental influences. Jeff was narcissistic and lacked emotion & empathy for humans. I read this book in two days and kept hoping for some emotion from his father but I get the feeling he has no feelings either.