Himanshu Sachdeva từ Kandlakoi, Telangana , India

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12/22/2024

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2018-07-03 04:30

Lão Già Mê Đọc Truyện Tình Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Luis Sepúlveda

Ok what happened. I loved first 2 books in this series the characters, the drama, the war, the romanace. But this one, just what happened. Jolie is so whiny, Rand can make a decision to save his life, and Sinjin one of my fav characters is all of a sudden not trust worthy. I kept thinking there gonna bring in more info about the coming war with the Lurkers, but the whole book is Jolie's personal life falling apart, then it ends a your like, WHAT. And if you look at book four its all about the beginning again. We already went back in time in book two. It's time to move forward kick some Lurker butt and learn more about Jolies powers. Sigh! I'm not sure if I can read the next book it just seems a little redundant.

2018-07-03 05:30

Đối Phó Với Các Cá Nhân Độc Hại Ở Nơi Làm Việc Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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Virginia Woolf narrates this beautiful love story set in the Victorian Age through the eyes of a dog called Flush. Doesn't a dog witness a period as much as its owner? Highly recommended.

2018-07-03 06:30

Ong Và Kiến - Bảng Chữ Cái Vui Vẻ Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Angela Banner

I really liked this book. It is so much better than the movie!!

2018-07-03 07:30

Nhận Biết Cơ Hội Để Thành Công Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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If you get this far in the series then there is no turning back. This book starts out a little slow but heats up once Harry starts to figure things out. Janus was one of the best vampire villians that Lumley had yet devised. The ending is insane. Just not as good as the Source but still a good easy read.

2018-07-03 08:30

Ăn Dặm Kiểu Nhật Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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The writing was great, but the whole concept (not to mention the content itself) was disturbing to me - It's one thing to read about serious topics and learn from them (i.e., understand someone's pain or journey, like Million Little Pieces). It's another to use it for sheer humor, and that's what I feel like happens in this book. I guess I actually found the reviews more disturbing that the book itself - the way the book is characterized just seems really wrong. In short, reading this book was kind of like watching a train wreck - I did't want to look, but at the same time, I had to find out what happened. I do not feel good about that. I feel like I exploited the author for entertainment value, which made me wish at the end that I just hadn't started the book in the first place.

2018-07-03 09:30

Tiểu Thuyết Lịch Sử Võ Thuật Việt Nam - Múa Thiết Lĩnh, Ném Bút Chì Nho Sĩ Đô Vật Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Toan Ánh

Melville was writing two books. He was writing a history book that detailed the profession of whaling in the 19th century. That part of the book was not really that interesting to me. But the second part, the story of Captain Ahab pursuing Moby Dick was really exciting. Especially the last chapters of the book when their pursuit of the white whale is drawing to its tragic conclusion. I, like many readers, was finding this book to be tedious and I was not enjoying the story at all. But then one of my friends explained to me the dual purpose of the book and then for some reason all of the boring chapters explaining about the whales being disemboweled more understandable. I still didn't enjoy them but it seamed to not matter to me that I didn't like them. I was able to separate the two parts of the book and enjoy the story part. There are many themes that you could point out, revenge, hate, man versus nature, etc. That was what I enjoyed the most about this book. It wasn't just some shallow book that had one or two meanings for the reader to take but was versatile enough to evolve with the individual for them to find meaning from their vantage point.

2018-07-03 10:30

202 Useful Exercises For IELTS Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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I've had a chance to read this book and it's fabulous! Jeannie Lin does a wonderful job of creating a sensual world and I can't wait for others to read this ebook! :)

2018-07-03 11:30

Những Con Người - Những Năm Tháng Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Ngô Ngọc Ngũ Long

The Gods Themselves is quite a book! I have not read much of Asimov lately since chewing up his Robot and Foundation books and End of Eternity, Currents of Space, etc. This 1972 story is a Hugo award winner and is not surprising. Summary: I won't summarize the whole story but there were several parts that really intrigued me. The story starts with an accidental discovery where a tungsten mineral suddenly turns into a potassium material that is unheard-of in this universe. The discoverer takes all the credit and is arrogant about it. The rest of that part of the story deals with those who don't tow the line and accept his discoveries just because everyone else does. I like stories where one man bucks the system and does not accept a theory just because "everyone" else does. This is such a tale. The second part deals with the aliens in the "para-Universe". These alien men and women discovered our universe and encouraged us to create the Electron Pump, that creates energy for both universes but may have the unfortunate side-effect of blowing our Sun up! Asimov goes into great detail about the family units of that universe, the trio that mates to form a baby, and what is needed and expected from each of that society. And just as in the first part, the alien protagonists in the second part are also refusing to a greater or lesser extent to follow protocol or run up against accepted policy. The themes of betrayal, societal demands, jealousy and professional image (shallow as it is) are throughout the novel. Its only weak point for me was the explanation of the science was a bit too wordy and could have been simplified. Great novel!

2018-07-03 12:30

Ngụ Ngôn Aesop Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Fiona Waters

A novel in stories and novellas set in a prehistorical world where life is changing from barter and trade to a monetary system, where slavery is a fact of life, but only provincially, where written systems are developing, but reading and writing are still quite rare. These stories deal with power, most clearly, from political to social to sexual to academic. It is a reflective novel, where systems of power and stories tend to be commentary on one another, on themselves, on future stories within the cycle. It is a world on the cusp of civilisation, yet the only difference seems to be definitional. The character Gorgik, who stands at the center of the series, even when he is all but a shadow, only briefly mentioned or appears briefly in the action, is introduced here. We follow him from his adolescence to his slavery [which happens, simply, because the great powers of the country change hands--the former ruling house is replaced by a different one] to his freedom [also accidental]. The fall and rise of Gorgik shows how power is rarely in our hands and, even when we're unaware of its mysteries, it controls, very strictly, who we are and what we are allowed to become. Gorgik, through no fault of his, watches his family murdered and spends years as a slave. His freedom, too, comes through no merit of his own, but simply because a noble takes him as her catamite. And that is reflected throughout the series, the structure and system of power. Also, of importance here, is the way the world changed because of the introduction of money and how that relates, directly, to power, as power becomes a tangible thing. Stories, too, are at the center here, but, most important, not necessarily to this book, but is to the overall series, is the nature of stories and perspective. There is, truly, a great deal going on here, and I likely missed some points completely. Stories about stories, systems of power, the way the world changes, the way it doesn't, the mysteries of sexuality, what it means to be controlled, to control, what signs and language mean, how we choose them. It turns many of the fantasy tropes on its head while remaining firmly amongst them. Very impressive, but certainly not for everyone. The stories are low on action and big on ideas.

2018-07-03 13:30

Bé Tập Viết - Dành Cho Học Sinh Mẫu Giáo Lớn (Tập 2) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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I enjoyed the setting in the book as well... it creates environment for lots of characters! There is a patch of ground in Tennessee dedicated to the science of death, where human remains lie exposed to be studied for their secrets. The real-life scientist who founded the "Body Farm" has broken cold cases and revolutionized forensics . . . and now he spins an astonishing tale inspired by his own experiences. Renowned anthropologist Dr. Bill Brockton has spent his career surrounded by death at the Body Farm. Now he's being called upon to help solve a baffling puzzle in a remote mountain community. The mummified corpse of a young woman dead for thirty years has been discovered in a cave, the body bizarrely preserved and transformed by the environment's unique chemistry. But Brockton's investigation is threatening to open old wounds among an insular people who won't forget or forgive. And a long-buried secret prematurely exposed could inflame Brockton's own guilt—and the dangerous hostility of bitter enemies determined to see him fail . . . by any means necessary.

Người đọc Himanshu Sachdeva từ Kandlakoi, Telangana , India

Người dùng coi những cuốn sách này là thú vị nhất trong năm 2017-2018, ban biên tập của cổng thông tin "Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn" khuyến cáo rằng tất cả các độc giả sẽ làm quen với văn học này.