Đội Khám Phá Nhí - Sở Nghiên Cứu Động Vật Kỳ Lạ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Coco Navarro coconavarro — کوندرا را به این دلیل بسیار دوست دارم که مرا در چهارچوب بسته ی یک روایت زندانی نمی کند. خواندن کوندرا مثل این است که دوستی را پس از سال ها در یک کافه ملاقات کنید و در حالی که به قصه ی روزگار رفته ی او گوش می دهید، قهوه تان را می نوشید، به موسیقی که از بلندگوی کافه پخش می شود، گوش می کنید، گهگاه متوجه ی صحبت ها و خنده هایی از میزهای کناری می شوید، صدای عبور و مرور خیابان در پس پشت این همه جاری ست، دوره گردی چیزی می فروشد، عبور تراموای، و همه چیز، درست مثل خود زندگی، ... I like Kundera because he doesn’t imprison me in a fastened frame of a classic narration. Reading Kundera seems as if you meet an old friend in a cafe shop after ages, and while she/he relates her / his life story, you zip your coffee, listen to the cafe music, hear some chats and laughs at neighbouring tables, look at the peddlers at side walk, or a passing tramvay, … as life is flowing around, …. جاودانگی با ترجمه ی حشمت الله کامرانی به فارسی منتشر شده،چاپ دوم، 1372

Robert Cerda _153e33 — It was a really funny read filled with "that is SO true!!" moments. I just don't know about her odd recommendations of drinking a little bit of wine while pregnant/breastfeeding. Plus, she makes breastfeeding seem like it's not *THAT* big of deal, like it's beneficial but not AS beneficial as people make it out to be... which is odd considering the colossal amounts of studies and articles that have been written about the benefits of breastfeeding.

Kristin Klasinski _ristin_lasinski — Loved it. Wish I had read it before I saw the movie though.

Maycoll Dias maycolldias — We read this yesterday afternoon. I had forgotten all the wonderful lessons in this charming little book. Wanda is different, but so content, and talented. Peggy is confused. How can this poor Polish girl have 100 dresses? Maddie is worried. What if the teasing turns to her instead of Wanda? Wand shows friendship. Peggy and Maddie try to make things right and Maddie makes a very important commitment. Great book!

Lachlan Wright _achlan_right — Bryson's travel writings are full of odd, laugh-out-loud moments. His English writings are much less so. However, you've got to appreciate a guy who makes the history of the English language not only a pleasant read, but also occasionally funny. The fact that it's so un-scholarly is what makes it worth reading, even if I disagreed with him on a number of occasions.