Chủ Nghĩa Duy Vật Biện Chứng - Tập 4 (Câu Hỏi Và Bài Tập Triết Học) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Danika Ostrowski danikaalena — I picked up this book as part of my goal to get more acquainted with my section of responsibility at the library. That is, Mystery, Adventure, and Suspense. This book got a starred review in some publication (either Publisher's Weekly or Library Journal), so I picked it up. And I liked it, really. In terms of plot and characters it was interesting, the pace was good, and the twists were super twisty. The only stumbling block was the stilted language, which could either come from the differences in communications across culture (the author is Japanese) or from the translation into English itself. Some things just don't translate, ya know? But I also think this is something I could get used to if I read more in the genre. I mean, I wasn't born loving Agatha Christie's talk of tea times and house maids, but I got used to it. What I'm saying is that this is an excellent mystery that provides lots of food for thought.

çapulcan özcan ozcanito — This novel is set in London during the German invasion in the early 1940's and a coastal town in New England. Iris is the newly appointed Postmistress in the village, and keeps an eye and ear on the comings and goings on. Emma is a young bride, recently married to Will, a doctor who winds up in London helping the mounting war injuries. Frankie is a reporter of the war and her stories are listened to by most characters in the village. Will is tragically killed, and Frankie bears witness. She also finds a ltetter that he has addressed to his wife. Will had also left a letter with the postmistress with instructions to give it to Emma, should it arise that he does not make it back. When it is determined that Will has died, Iris makes a decision to try to protect Emma from this tragic news as she is pregnant with Will's child. Frankie leaves the press and decides to travel tothe village to deliver the letter. The story is very easy to get into, but tends to flatline when the author goes into much detail about Frankie and her journey through Europe to report the war stories. The novel could have easily been cut down by several pages and not lost the spirit. For this reason, I decided to deduct one star, as the redundacy of the characters interviewed for the newscast and situations encountered tended to be dry. Overall, a good novel that will raise many topics for book club discussions.

Javier Da rapazjavox7fd1 — White Star is the sequel to Dagger-star that came out last year. It's fantasy romance set in a world she described in an earlier trilogy. The Lady High Priestess Evelyn is virtuous and loved. She is one of the leaders of the rebellion against the usurper who has claimed the throne. She is a healer who helps the injured and the sick. Orrin Blackheart, the scourge of the Palins is despised and hated. He is known as an evil man who stands at his Duchess side against those who rebel. He has killed many, and he stood by his Duchess and Sorceress as she created an army of the dead. An army that plagues the countryside and claims more for their ranks. Orrin takes Evelyn prisoner during the war and takes her to the castle at Black Hills. Here she knows what she will face, death and torture, but instead they both find something in each other that they didn't expect, passion, but can it withstand. I liked this book, it was cute and I do love my fantasy so what better than romance and fantasy. And it had zombies, I am not a fan of zombies, they can give me nightmares. What more horrific than something that just keep coming at you. And yes these zombies keep coming. This is then book 2, I didn't know that, and you can read the book without reading the first one. Of course where did elves come from? I did wonder about red gloves and queen Gloriana, and the obsession with a lord called Josiah. Still she explained vital things in the beginning and what I wondered about I got answers to in the end, well except where those 2 elves came from. Early in Evelyn s capture Orrin learns that his Duchess is dead, and he lets Evelyn go, and negotiates a truce for his men. Then he must stand trial for the crimes he has committed. I will not say more, but their love doesn't have an easy road to take. Evelyn seems to be a good hearted heroine, but she does have past too. There is nothing that makes me dislike her. Orrin, oh he has been wicked, truly evil, I have to like him. Because even though he has done horrific things in the past and he wants redemption, he wants to change, he wants his men to have their freedom. He is a good man who sure took the wrong way, but love makes fools of all of us. He wants her, but he don't wants to spoil her purity with his evil past and ways. Can there be a HEA, and even if there is one, he will always be hated. They are such opposites and that shows too in how they look. Evelyn always in white with white hair. A beacon of light to his own darkness. I do want their happy ending, they both deserve to be that. And I have a soft spot for the bad guys. I did wonder about those elves in the beginning and I do want to know more about this world, or at least give me a map. That would help to build it better. But the story is more focused on romance, and wiping out those zombies. The war behind them, and politics is not focused on. If the lands are rebuilt I do not know. But in the end I don't care, I get romance and action and can be happy with that.

Cindy Jiang 0w0 — This a fantastic book. I would say that those who have seen the movie or have a good imagination would enjoy the book more, but I am no expert. Either way, I really enjoyed this book.