Khởi Đầu Học Viết: Tập Tô Vần (Tái Bản 2018) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mfx M mfx3 — The Great Gatsby.....what makes it great?? You ask? Spoilers involved here.....Fair warning..... I believe it's great because the story is told from a different character's perspective of Gatsby,and Daisy,and all the other characters...Nick is the narrator....and what a great narrator he is....I think the book wouldn't have been nearly as effective, if Jay himself, told the story, or Daisy, or Tom, or even Jordan....Nick had a completely unbias opinion,and perspective that the other characters wouldn't have had if they had told the story.... I also believe it's great because of the "raw" human emotions depicted in this story....yes, it's set in the 1920's , a time of indulging in oneself.....a time of blatant celebrating, but the story is so much more.....it is a story of true feelings,and trying to be true to yourself, which is what Jay and Daisy were trying to do, but then again, were they???? Maybe Fitzgerald is questioning that is this novel, and then things spin out of control..... Daisy has a horrible accident, with the mistress of her husband,and then the situation seemed to make Daisy and Tom closer, and maybe Daisy realized how much she truly loved Tom,and how they can be happy together only if they try. It is real people going through real feelings of alienation, sadness, in a loveless marriage , due to it being convenient, being unfulfilled in their lives....and the intertwining of those lives,and how they truly affected each other in ways none of them felt could ever be possible..... Maybe the whole situation is Fitzgerald trying to make head and tails out of his own situation with his wife,and that he stuck with her because he truly loved her,and it was not easy because of her mental health issues...... but worth it because he truly cared for his wife..... It makes me think about how you truly are responsible for your actions,and how it does affect others, with what you do. I think F. Scott Fitzgerald was trying desperately to find the happiness he so desired in the novel, because he was in a situation in his personal life, that certainly was not easy for him. The drinking became his crutch....but maybe the writing of his novel was his therapy in dealing with his every day life. I also think it's a story , that tells us, that life goes on,and being the star of the show with incessant partying,and such, is not the be all end all to happiness that it appears to be..... At least you can say that Jay and Daisy both are at peace in the solution of the novel,and that Daisy may be truly happy for the first time in her life....Tom too. Even Jordan is engaged to be married, and yet, the narrator, Nick, what happens to him in the end??? We are left hanging on that issue....maybe if written today, Fitzgerald would have written a sequel, telling us the further adventures of Nick.... The time of publication.....if this is what Fitzgerald intended, which I believe he did, he had to use "code" and innuendo to get his point across,and "tread lightly" in how he told the story of the characters, Nick, in particular. Plus I believe this masterpiece, wholly depends on Fitzgerald's crafty way of packing a "huge punch" into such a small, pages wise, novel. The more I read it the more fascinated I become. How can a truly literate person, not love the prose,and the "slick" way ole F.Scott tells this rich story.....?????? I am writing this at 1:30 am. I can't sleep thinking about this story.... I am reading this novel for the 2nd time in the past week, in anticipation of the movie being released on May 10th,and I have read it many times before. I still am amazed how much more I get from the readings I have done,and I have to admit, I don't read many books more then once, but this one keeps drawing me in, again,and again. I am looking forward to see how the new movie treats the novel......if you have not experienced this book....you need to....and also Fitzgerald's short stories.....

Joey De _unch_ice — ** spoiler alert ** The last of the 3 books from Santiago.. I loved this books like I loved the others. I missed the interactions with her family, but I realize that being with an abusive boyfriend makes for the loneliness that was throughout this book. I was so pleased for her at the end.. and I hope she continues this series.