Vui Học Chữ Hán - Tập 1 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Dustin Day pasted_ — The thing that makes this translation so great for me personally is that Fagles didn't try to adhere to the blank verse of every other translation I've read, and I think that's why it was so engaging (for some reason reading this particular epic in blank verse has failed to hold my interest in the past) - I've never felt so gripped by The Aeneid, and Fagles's methods really give it a certain oratory quality, like it's an epic bedtime story. That being said, every so often a certain modern phrase would throw me out of the story, but I was always sucked right back in. I think it depends on how attached you feel to the classical text, because, for instance, if Fagles did the same for my Heaven/Hell epics by Dante and Milton I would be less than pleased. Weirdo double standard, maybe, but whatever. Fagles made me really *love* The Aeneid, which Fitzgerald failed to do. I'm trying to decide which of his translations to try next - I've heard awesome things about his Iliad and Odyssey, but I also noticed he did The Oresteia and the 3 Theban plays, so...

Roman Nekrasov _ — I might like this even better than The Goose Girl. Enna as protagonist is energetic and confused, both of which make it compelling. I've been very big on books with strong friendships lately--or maybe always and I've just become conscious of it--and the best part of Enna Burning is the amazing connection that Enna and Isi have. On top of that, though, too, is the bigger group friendship between Enna, Isi, Finn, and Razo. It's interesting that Geric isn't quite included in that, having never been one of the animal keepers like the others. And I adore Finn. The scene in which he says "All I've ever wanted is to be near you," when he thinks Enna is sleeping melts my sappy little heart.

Tzu Tang ashleytzuyin — I never got into the vampire type books until I read Twilight. I loved these books! It was a fun escape from reality.