Đậm Đà Hương Vị Món Thái - 65 Món Thái Ngon Miệng, Hấp Dẫn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Johnathan Lim _ohnathan_im — Despite the fact that the title identifies this as a novel, it's really not. It's a work of philosophy disguised as a novel, Kundera's thoughts on life and meaning and sex and love and death worked out through the story of the lives of four main characters. These four - Teresa and her husband Tomas, his lover Sabina, her lover Franz - are less real people and more real ideas. At times, that was just a little frustrating to read about; Kundera repeatedly emphasises the fact that his characters are not real, that they are just puppets through which he is talking about life. This helps the book on one level, but hinders it on another. It was certainly an interesting and thought-provoking work, but I never found myself enthralled with it, caught up with what was going on. It's always been easier for me to engage with a person than with an abstract idea, and it was the same here. I'm not certain how much was lost in the translation, but the prose style was still lovely. Neverly over descriptive, mostly quite plain, but still with a quietness and a fluidity that I admired. That, and Kundera's reflections on history, are probably what I will most take away from this.

Tea Stringfield tea3134str3cba — Ostatutin tämän itselleni joululahjaksi viime vuoden Kirjamessuilta, ja olen pantannut sitä siitä asti. En ole raaskinut lukea kun tiesin että se on HYVÄ, ja seuraavaa osaa saa odottaa ikuisuuden (varmaan ilmestyy vuoden päästä syksyllä tai jotain). No, nyt sitten odotellaan. Tämä oli "perinteistä" aikuisten fantasiaa minun makuuni! Sopivasti hauskuutta, traagisuutta, syvällisyyttä ja taikuutta.

Will Hunter willhunter — Enough book references to make any bibliophile feel like they are in heaven. This volume finds Thursday Next living in books with all of the intrigue that she hoped she left behind. Not as clever as the last novel but still fascinating.

Jyoti Otwar jyotiotwardd84 — The first thing I suppose I should tell you is that this is not a book I would have normally picked out for myself. Having said that I will tell you that I found it surprisingly enjoying and addicting. Yes, that is why you aren't getting all the posts you should have today, because I spent my time with a book. Although I would not recommend this book for young readers, or for reading just before bed, this was a story that though discussing a homicide was not overly disturbing. Liz Schulte has a wonderful way of telling the story and keeping you attached without making your "real" life terrifying. Thank you Liz for helping me enjoy a genre I would normally avoid.