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刘 羽浩 eliuyh — Now I want to paint kites up and down my arms and draw balloons on the bottom of any teacup I find. This book is all that is good about storytelling. Also, I may be the only one, but I kind of love February.

Miah Noto compasss — "Adam & Eve" by Sena Jeter Naslund is a fic­tional book which tries to tackle the evo­lu­tion / cre­ation­ism debate through its char­ac­ters and via the sto­ry­line. The book encom­passes a love story, thriller and mys­tery in short space. Lucy Bergmann watched her hus­band die in, what she thought, was a freak acci­dent. He has entrusted Lucy with his life's work on, appro­pri­ately enough, a mem­ory drive (thumb drive, flash drive)proof of extrater­res­trial life which she wears around her neck. The Bergmann's friend, Pierre Saad dis­cov­ers a new ver­sion of the bib­li­cal book "Gen­e­sis". Together with the proof of extrater­res­trial life these dis­cov­er­ies threaten Judaism, Chris­tian­ity and Islam which makes Lucy and Pierre tar­gets. When Lucy's plane crushes, she finds her­self in the Gar­den of Eden with an Amer­i­can solider named Adam who believes she is his Eve. "Adam & Eve" by Sena Jeter Naslund is a story about begin­nings, rein­vent­ing one­self and is full of metaphors about the gen­e­sis and Gen­e­sis. Clearly we've taken things lit­er­ally and out of con­text when it comes to reli­gion and just as well it is easy to do so with this book. The writ­ing also reminded me of the way the bible is writ­ten, it is lyri­cal with beau­ti­ful prose and well writ­ten. The Hebrew bible is not full of "thy" and "thou" but is writ­ten in sim­ple lan­guage, poetic and to a mea­sured beat. I have no idea why the trans­la­tors chose to trans­late in a high brow man­ner and even change some of the mean­ings -- but that's a dif­fer­ent discussion. I did enjoy the book but I think it would be bet­ter enjoyed with mul­ti­ple read­ings, get­ting accus­tomed to the writ­ing style took me a while, I was almost a quar­ter way through the book before I got used to it and about half way through before I real­ized that the book is try­ing to tell an alle­gor­i­cal story. This is when I gave the plot holes, some huge, a pass. Actu­ally, the story becomes less inter­est­ing when the author leaves the deno­ta­tive approach and becomes lit­eral. How­ever, to her credit it must be said that the theme of "Gen­e­sis", in terms of adapt­ing, sur­viv­ing, and rein­vent­ing, is always present. The theme of "Gen­e­sis", not is in ori­gin, but as an event that begins some­thing, is a premise that I can iden­tify with and spoke to me through­out the book. I have lived in sev­eral coun­tries and in many cul­tures: rural, city, sub­ur­ban and even in a col­lec­tive for a large part of my life. Each time it was the end of one thing and the begin­ning of other. Each one was dif­fi­cult but frankly I feel sorry for those who born and die within a 5 mile radius and never expe­ri­ence any­thing dif­fer­ent. This is espe­cially sad in the United States where young peo­ple rarely travel and older ones refuse to expe­ri­ence new cul­tures even if it means just cross­ing the city/state line. For more reviews and bookish thoughts please visit http://www.ManOfLaBook.com

James Reid _uest_oast — This is a great little boy book. A superhero for every letter of the alphabet with awesome pictures. My favorite it "Night Man." Noises at night never make him nervous. You have to see the picture.

Tim Pigden timpigden — Le doy tres porque Carter definitivamente me gustó muchísimo. Y Mac, aún con sus problemas, es una protagonista que tiene potencial (si no fuera por eso, sería definitivamente un dos :S) A mi parecer, tiene demasiados diálogos tontos y flojos, y me he saltado una que otra página por el riesgo a quedarme dormida :S. Aunque no he quedado muy desilusionada porque empecé a leerlo sin tener ninguna impresión de él... Así que para mí sólo ha sido uno más :)

James Fitzgerald jamesfitzg40a0 — رابطه ها در "مرغابی وحشی" کمی پیچیده است؛ آقای "ورله" پدر واقعی "هدویک"، رییس "یالما"ست. "گره گر" پسر "ورله" از این راز با خبر است. او معتقد است که پدرش ورله باید این مساله را اعتراف کند و هدویک و یالما نیز باید با این واقعیت رو برو بشوند. از همین رو "گره گر" تلاش می کند تا واقعیت را افشاء کند اما نه یالما و نه هدویگ، قادر به درک درست مساله و پذیرش آن نیستند و هرکدام عکس العملی متفاوت از آنچه گره گر انتظار دارد، نشان می دهند. با وجودی که واقعیت بر ملا می شود، اما نمایش نامه به یک سلسله تراژدی ختم می شود. مرغابی وحشی با ترجمه ی بهزاد قادری و یدالله آقا عباسی در 1372 چاپ و منتشر شده است.. آثار نمایشی هنریک ایبسن مانند زندگی اش پر از فراز و نشیب اند. برخی منتقدان او را به راستی ستوده اند و برخی هرگز آثارش را نپسندیدند. ایبسن به معنایی که دکتر امیر حسین آریانپور در کتاب "ایبسن آشوب گرای" نوشته، چه در زندگی و چه در آثارش یک آنارشیست جلوه می کند. با وجودی که گفته اند از شکسپیر به این سو دوران تراژدی بسر آمده، برخی از منتقدان بر این اعتقاداند که ایبسن تنها نمایش نامه نویسی ست که برخی از آثارش مانند اشباح و هداگابلر به تراژدی به معنای ارسطویی و شکسپیری آن نزدیک است.