Nhanh, Đúng, Trúng, Hay - Những Tản Mạn Về Nghề Báo tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jeffrey Maskel jeffmaskel9c83 — im not gonna lie-i cried!!! Lurlene McDaniel is a genius in writing sappy love stories, and this one is one of my favorites!!

Anhuu Zolzaya zolz — It was entertaining. I'll probably read more from this autor.

谢 易慧 sun12 — I love books about books: books telling you what to read, how to read, when to read, why to read, etc. If you don't, this is likely not your book. If you do, it's right up your alley. This is a fun, tidbit-packed look at the modern novel. With a wry, humorous, and decidedly British voice, the author discusses the novel's history, form, and components, all with an eye toward helping the reader bring a bit more context to his/her reading. Each chapter is a self-contained essay and reads very well alone. The author lards each essay with such a variety of current-event and historical factoids that beg to be read aloud at the luch table (causing my husband, more than once, to shout "how is this book organized?").

Young Hau irisyoung — Le colline, i campi, il piccolo borgo... Tutto di questo libro è fantastico! Una narrazione impeccabile che ha come sfondo un paesaggio magnifico e accogliente. Pavese, non smette mai di deludere il lettore, e lo accompagna - passo per passo - in una storica regione dell'Italia settentrionale, avvolta dall'oppressione del fascismo (e della guerra): le memorie di Anguilla, un giovane cresciuto nel medesimo borgo, rianimate grazie alla compagnia di Nuto, suo amico da sempre, e a quella del piccolo Cinto, a cui si affezionerà in modo particolare. Una storia commovente che ripercorre le tragiche vicende del piccolo paese nella valle del Belbo. La luna e i falò, sono un capriccio superstizioso, inventato dagli abitanti del piccolo paese: durante certe fasi lunari, vengono accesi dei falò propiziatori al di là della colline, che renderebbero la terra fertile e la "ingrassano". Una credenza "famigliare" e molto attraente.

Joe Moraes josuemorae64d1 — This book was easy to read. I gave it 2 stars because it kept my attention, but the 'voice' of the Delores sounded... faked, like the high-pitched whine of someone trying to sound like a 6th grader. It was annoying. Deedee, even while doling out "don't-be-superficial-it'll-get-you-nowhere" words and feelings, seemed immensely superficial. She took on that "I say I don't care, but I really do, and you know it," persona. I didn't like her. I can see how middle school girls would like this book, but for anyone older than freshman year of high school, I don't recommend it.

Eeva Ilama eevailama — Gordimer is an incredible writer. She makes ingrown hairs sound poetic. I found the whole solitude of the self theme to be particularly captivating and upsetting. I think perhaps one of the things I loved so much about this book, aside from the writing itself, was the multidimensionality of the characters, to the extent that I could never make up my mind if I even liked any of them.