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Natalia Naff natalianaffrodzinska — Este fue un gran libro lleno de tres historias de tres grandes autores de ficción amish. Soy un gran admirador de Beth Wiseman, así que tener su libro aquí fue una delicia. Cada uno de estos libros eran pequeñas gemas geniales, sería bueno ver a estos autores tomar estos personajes y expandirlos en futuros libros. ¡Altamente recomendado!

Alexandra Benezo alebenezo — This is a deeply disturbing book, and rightly so. How do you explain to a child the atrocities and senseless destruction caused by an atomic bomb? An adult can not comprehend it herself. "Hiroshima No Pika" translates roughly as the flash on Hiroshima, which is how the bomb comes upon the city-dwellers, as a flash of light followed by fire. The pictures are quite feminine and graceful and add to the initial feeling of chaos and consequent despair. This is a book to be revisited as it details an event which should not be forgotten. It would be well-paired with Carlos Cortez's poem "The Day of the Pika-Don," another fiercely feminine piece about the same event.

Naiza Mello naizamello — Not sure if I can explain this correctly. At once boring and entertaining. Flaubert has a knack for a beautiful turn of phrase. This main character is awful, however.

Get Up getupfolks — My first introduction to Discworld was with this book and I immediately consumed all the City Watch-related fare before gradually expanding to Death, and the Witches and Wizards. I honestly don't know what is the best way to immerse yourself into Discworld because it honestly took me a second visit after the Watch ones to really get into 'The Colour of Magic.'