Những Trải Nghiệm Đầu Tiên Của Bé - Bé Đi Học (Song Ngữ) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Bertrand Sampeur timor — The ideas written in this book are very interesting. Although, it seemed difficult to understand, possibly because the context no longer applies. All that is written in the manifesto would have been understood during its time as the terms used would be more known and the ideas more relateable. But now the, in this time, there would have to be revisions to make it relateable.

起 晚了 qwl946 — Definitely one of my favorite books of all time. Unfortunately this review took some time getting to because I had to restart reading this book about 10 different times, the beginning is reallyyy slowww. Still there's a reason why it's called a classic.

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Shawn Hawkins _hawn_awkins — There is much to be praised in Barresi’s Rouge Pulp, a collection comprised of the most striking poems that often embody themes of history and the habits we are the most familiar with--motherhood, beauty, war, religion, drugs, the goods and services we unmindfully consume. The poems are sharp and lively vignettes; we meet characters as diverse as the greatest stripper of Burlesque, mass murderer Richard Speck, and Otto Plath, father of notable poet, Sylvia Plath. Barresi’s diction is direct and provocative; her lines lyrical and varied.For example, in “Poem to Some of My Recent Purchases,” Barresi writes: “What I am saying, my dear, dear purchases, is that I refuse to be chronically wistful. I tear open your clear wrappings with my teeth in the front seat of my car. I love you. And if not you, precisely, I adore the moment the salesgirl hands you over as if proffering the sunset and all its glowing fruits.” Here in the OC, where there are hundreds of fashion-setting stores and boutiques, we can relate to the irony in these lines. It is what Barresi does best—after twenty years in Southern California, she shows us paradise in all its glaring light.