Vượt Vũ Môn 25 Ngày Chinh Phục Đề Thi Ngữ Văn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Christina Glover _lover — A complete history of the black presence in pre-Emancipation London (and England as a whole.) Every time I read this book, I am reminded how I first became interested in English and European culture and history. Gerzina is the type of scholar and researcher I hope to be, academic while still being completely engaging to the reader. Though sometimes she repeats herself, the book never lags. With the introduction of historical figures such as Odulah Equiano and Ignatius Sancho, not to mention many others, I see how entrenched black identity is within the fabric of historical and artistic England.

Xiaoqun Fang xiaoqun — I, like most, know about Mike Kelley because of the sleeve he did for Sonic Youth. The interviews are very "on-topic" and have to be re-read a lot (it's Phaidon) and the installation photos will give you the total creeps, as Kelley interprets your childhood, your dreams and your notions of self into a distorted mess.

Natasha Duarte natahippiee65a — An oldie and goodie.

Aug Kim danyglen — Wow. They wrote really dopey letters to each other.

Larissa Shulman lshulman — When first I read "The Magicians," I felt ambivalent. I was unsure whether I liked it or not. The book penetrated some pretty deep feelings that left me pensive. After a year or so to digest, however, I can say with surety that "The Magicians" is a book that will stay with me forever. It broaches subjects that are well worth close scrutiny. This is definitely a book I'll want to re-read many times over the years.

Liston Thomson liston60c3 — Caused me to think a lot about my interactions with animals, no matter the species. Very well thought out.