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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Suzuki Koji
So funny. This was a good book just give you a fit of giggles. It was a short read but very very funny.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Ngọc Linh
Helpful for understanding the role of an apologist, or the role of apologetics for lay people.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
You must be clear and open to truly get the messages in this book. There are some good journaling / exercises to do.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
I have no recollection now who first tempted me to read Outlander. If you're out there, thank you. This is one of those books that seems ridiculous when you read the jacket (kind of like the first Harry Potter before the movies and before the craze erupted). Then you start reading and you're so completely engrossed that you wonder why you didn't start reading sooner. There is something about these characters that will ignite a passion and interest about them that won't be quenched no matter how many books Gabaldon writes. Take your time as you read them, you'll be glad that you did.
Doctor 13: Architecture and Morality by Brian Azzarello (2007): A skeptic must team up with a band of increasingly impossible characters in order to save his teenaged daughter. At first I thought I’d found the perfect YA graphic novel - in addition to Chiang’s clean illustration and Azzarello’s visual and literal puns, this book hosts a talking Nazi gorilla, a centuries-old vampire, an early hominid just thawed from the glacier and speaking only French, and a heavily-accented ghost pirate with a flying ship. But then the book takes a metafictive turn that, while still understandable, rather rewards the more-than-casual DC comics fan. I had not been aware that the aforementioned characters were all decades-old DC properties, nor did I recognize all of the villains as their real-life DC comics writer-counterparts, but I still enjoyed this story. However, I did get the (accurate) sense that I was missing something, so I’m not sure that this would be my first choice for a YA pick.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Fukuzawa Yukichi
This book was no better than internet fan fiction, written by rabid fan girls. The plot was obviously ripped off from many combinations such as anime and obvious movie influences. Reading the back of book I could tell in one read this author tried to make a it like anime. Surprise! Oh big surprise. Obvious blatant mentions of anime fill the book. Such random inserts of "shounen jump" or "naruto". What is the point of this? To show us that she used anime as a ginat basis for her story? The meat of the story lacks anything in creative terms. It has been done over and over before. The plot borders on obvious and plain awful. The writing is horrendous, only god would know why this was picked up, or why anyone likes it. I hear fan girl squeals when the book is mentioned. But these people have not seen or read anime or manga to know that this comes off as some blatant rip off. Anyone who loves fantasy, good writing and ideas keep away from this
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: The Candy
Beautifully written, interesting story.
I'm a sucker for a novel that fictionalizes real historical figures as this one does. The plotlines (present day and 1830's) were handled reasonably well and the writing was decent.
Again, sheer brilliance from J.K Rowling. Voldermort is rising and the Order of the Phoenix is preparing to fight back. There is no
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều tác giả
This is my third time through The Sun Also Rises, and I was struck, yet again—a good ten years after having last read this—at the enjoyability of the text. It’s funny and lively, and, when approached as a period piece, it’s quite transporting. Of course, the pacing is also wonderful—I’m always impressed with Hemingway’s clarity, conciseness, and control (iceberg method indeed…). This time around I tried to involved myself more with the characters, and I quickly realized that, while everyone is grappling with their own specific issue (each is “lost” in their own way), each struggle is paralleled in some way with (an)other character(s)—for instance, the shared attraction of Cohn, Barnes, and Campbell with Brett; or, more metaphorically, Jake’s impotence and Brett’s seeming inability to truly love one person. Thus, we truly are presented with a "lost generation," and the connective threads are these shared struggles. And, yet, as I already mentioned, there is a vitality in the novel, which stems from optimism and passion (however melancholic and nostalgic at times) that I hadn’t really noticed before. Hemingway seems very convinced, in an almost religious / moralistic way (for better or for worse), that there is hope for these characters, and this conviction is what gives the novel a mission, or even a plot (of sorts). It also imbues the text with an energy and joie de vivre, the roots of which I’d not fully grasped in previous readings.
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.