Truyện Ngụ Ngôn Thế Giới - Chuột Đồng Và Chuột Nhà tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Vita Klochko vitaklochko — I was not sure whether to give this book 3 or 4 stars. A a piece of literature, it probably deserved 4, but did I REALLY like it, not so much. It was too tragic for me to really like it. It reminded me of a cross between "Romeo and Juliette" and "Mystuc River" if such a thing can possibly exist. It was completely tragic and at times I wanted to yell "Don't you see you are making stupid choices?" at many of the characters, much like "R and J". It reminded me of "Mystic River" because of the way that one tragic event, and its not being squarely faced, ruined so many lives. The writing was wonderful. I marvel at the way that authors can switch voices as they switch characters, even while staying in the omniscient perspective. I suppose we all have different voices, my sister voice is not the same as my mother voice, which is not the same as my teacher voice, but to be able to convey the desperation of Marianne, and the self loathing of Mike Sr,. the "can't we all just get along?" of Corinne. How do they do that? Thank God they do. It allows us to get in touch with human emotions that, thankfully, we do not have to experience for ourselves. The one thing I found a little lacking in this book is that the family finally became whole again after the death of Mike Sr. It seemed to me that the Mulvaney's problems were all being laid at his feet. Granted, his actions were definitely to blame for much of what happend, but every character made HUGE mistakes. Corinne allowed Mike to do what he did. Marianne was too "nice" to confront her attacker. Mike Jr. took the easy way out and just left. All were guilty, and to have Mike Srs death make it all magically disappear. Well, maybe not.