Cuốn Theo Chiều Gió (Trọn Bộ 2 Tập) - Hộp Gỗ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Dmitry Alliluev alliluev — The first chapter of this book titled "Love Story" had me in tears within pages. Not just a few tears trickling down the cheeks, but a deep sobbing cry for the wife that this author lost. The author tells the story of the circumstances of her death and I felt as if I was right in the room with him experiencing the same grief. The first chapter of this book is perhaps the best part as the author has the talent to truly bring the reader into the story. This chapter could easily stand on its own as a short story and a very strong and powerful one at that. The next chapters to me were at times confusing as I didn't know who some of the characters were except by "name" and I didn't feel as strong as a connection to them as I would have liked as a reader. I felt like I was being "told" what had happened rather than being a part of the story and feeling immersed in the story. The author does tell the story as if he is talking to his wife who has passed on- which is a good writing choice and it works for this book overall- but as a reader I sometimes felt like I couldn't make my own conclusions about what happened. I was simply being told this is how the story goes and how the characters are. The chapter titled "Promise" displayed the authors talent to once again bring a reader into the true action and drama and I feel like this was another very strong chapter like the first in the book. I wish that the entire book felt like this as it was such a vivid and strong chapter. The author absolutely is blessed with a literary talent in being able to take a situation and place a reader right in the emotions and physical reality of what happened. I only wish this was displayed in the entire book and not in just a few select chapters. After the chapter "Promise" I then felt like the book went back to me as a reader being "told" what happened versus being truly immersed into the tale. So disappointing because I craved the emotions of wanting to be next to the author again and feeling as if I was "living" his pains and joys with him. I do have questions that feel as if they were unanswered, and perhaps that was done to protect the relationships or reputation of the authors family. I want to know where Ari was for all those years. I want to know what Eliana told Ari about him being removed from the only dad he knew and how the relationship between Ari and his adopted father (the author) is now. I want to know what happened to Eliana and her children. Do they know Dr Kohein now? On page 15 in the begining of the book, Dr Kohein says he is writing this letter to his wife to tell her he has decided to remarry. Who is his bride? What is their story together as a couple? Why was she mentioned if we as readers do not get the chance to meet and love her? I love that the author shared his faith throughout the book. I did enjoy the use of scriptures and it made me want to write more of God's word on my own heart so that in my own personal trials I can be comforted with immediate scriptures and promises from our God.

James Maina james_maina — an excellent book, and still relevant after 75 years. the authers speak about "progress", industrialization, and the relationship between human society and nature, particularly as it relates to the artists. there are some racial issues which much be taken into account, but still an excellent manifesto