Robert örn từ Wang Yen, Bang Phae District, Ratchaburi, Thailand

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05/05/2024

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2018-07-10 02:30

Hải Tặc Ma Cà Rồng - Tập 3: Thuyền Trưởng Máu Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Justin Somper

I loaned this book out a while ago and never got it back I am a HUGE Will Alexander fan, as a person, poet, now novelist, playwright, visual artist; my introduction to him was this book. Clayton Eshleman, arguably an earlier influence than Kaufman and Lamantia. I heard him read with Lamantia. Great, great stuff. I highly recommend any courses or lectures Will delivers as well.

2018-07-10 03:30

Lịch Vạn Niên 1932 - 2050 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều tác giả

Excellent, excellent, excellent.

2018-07-10 04:30

Cảo Thơm Trước Đèn - Đại Việt Thông Sử - Quyển 1 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lê Quý Đôn

reading level 5.2 This story made me sad. That a child could be discarded so young, and not know who he is or where he came from. That being said I loved the poetry of words in the book, how it pulls you into the world of Nazi Germany, and how Misha longs to belong to something, to be with a family. Now that being said, this is a very sad book, the lack of food, the way the Nazis treat the Jews, just the environment of that time is distressing to read. I would definately talk with my kids while they are reading it.

2018-07-10 05:30

Đầu Tư Quốc Tế Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

One of the ten best books of any category that I've read.

2018-07-10 06:30

Managing Oneself: The Key to Success Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Peter F. Drucker

** spoiler alert ** Just a totally ridiculous, absurd, and hilarious book. To explain: This novella is a satire. Now if that doesn't mean much to you, I'll explain further. The whole story is just a twisted version of the world of Voltaire (AKA the Age of Enlightenment in the 1700s). It plays with and makes fun of the absurdities of the age and about human societies and lives in general. It is a completely ridiculous book, so ridiculous and funny that I can't even explain it fully. The whole tone of the book of one of absurdity and there's no possible way it can even be taken seriously if you want to enjoy it. Speaking of which, it is an extremely enjoyable book. It may not make you laugh out loud, but it will sure make you smirk and grin as the ridiculousness of it all slowly engulfs you. My favorite part of the story has to be when Candide stayed in France. Now, before I go on I have to fill you in on a few background info. It is important to note that Voltaire himself is French and...well lets just say he's not a good terms with French society (was as exiled among other things). It was also around the same time of the French Revolution, so everything was kind of wacky in that country. Anyway, now that you have that enlightening information, I shall explain why I liked Candide's stay in France. It was so satirical that it wasn't even funny (well it was, but you know what I mean). Voltaire made fun of practically everyone in high society, what with the pamphlet-monger and the Marchioness. He also made fun of the police force in saying that every foreigner gets arrested and how they can easily get off if they have enough money. But what I like most is when Candide gets sick and when the word spreads that he, an extremely rich man (for Candide was loaded at the time), is ill, people flock to his room and soon he has "a number of intimate friends whom he had never seen." And I just smile and laugh at the greed and the power money causes. And it really just shows you how little everything has changed. And yes, this is totally exaggerated but it still makes some oh so true points. Okay...there is another really good part (not that the rest of the book isn't also really good) that I want to talk about. Its when Candide meets up with this Signor Pococurante, a noble Venetian, and how this man practically has the whole world a his finger tips (he is that rich), but he is not satisfied with anything. (There's this one funny part where he talks about how in Homer's books all the battles are alike, the gods are always interfering but never do anything important, and how Helen, whom is the cause of the Trojan War, is barely in the story. Which by the way is all very true in my opinion). And what this noble shows us is, again, how nothing changes. Which leads me to the illustrations. Practically every version of Candide has different types of illustrations, and I want to comment on the illustrations in my version. All the drawings, while simply gorgeous and rich in detail, are all very....uh...its hard to explain. The only way I can really explain this is by comparing it to Salvador Dali (he did the melted clocks painting), meaning the illustrations are done in the same dream-like, warped reality sort of way. Which is the reason I love them. It all fits perfectly which the satiric theme of the book. To put it in my friend's words: "This book is like a really long personal fanfic...like Dante's Inferno." What she means by that is that the author puts a lot of personal opinions and likes in this story, and I can't help but agree. But that what's make this book original and oh so Voltaire. It has the Voltaire stamp per say. And that's something I've yet to see in a modern novel. For the record, I feel like I'm obligated to say something about Pangloss's philosophy that plays an important roll throughout the book. It states that everything (including all the suffering in the world) is for the best, that its all some part of a greater cosmic scheme and how everything is put forth towards a greater good...or something like that. Right now, I just would like to say how completely and utterly absurd that is (even though people during that time period and before believed that). And Voltaire seems to agree with me. Candide's and other character's farcical journey is basically a response on how that philosophy is wrong. And in the end, Candide (really Voltaire) comes up with a correct philosophy that I can't help but agree with. It states that how everything may be crap, but you have to find the one thing in life that will make you content. It will not come to you. And that I think is something everyone can live by. That's basically it. Again a totally ridiculous, hilarious, absurd, and farcical satire. And I really really liked it. One of the better books I've read in school.

2018-07-10 07:30

Trò Chơi Rèn Luyện Khả Năng Nhận Thức (Tái Bản 2017) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Thời đại truyền kỳ

Parody vampires are in force, their origin (to pinpoint exactly what is what) or why it’s about vampires at all is a kind of off story. Historically what were vampires while they were taking over our world from the Americans point-of-view and who did you suspect had a hand in stopping them originally when in America? Abraham Lincoln was a crusader amoung vampire according to this journal style drama. Lincoln’s vengeful killing band aka slayers and his mysterious toting vampire pal are vampslayers, and rarely got convincingly to any real point in the story, rarely make very clear any point here or there worth to consider, and I think has been not at all well written to unconvincing degrees. It’s descriptive jargon poor and blah blah bland and forces very little of any kind of history enlightening any readers to suggest reading. Unless you like plain uninteresting reads.

2018-07-10 08:30

Người Đẹp Và Quái Thú Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Alex Flinn

This was the first book I've read by Murakami and the first Japanese novel I've read. What I was struck by was how familiar 1960s Japan seemed, even though there are supposedly so many odd little cultural differences between Japan and America. The characters were well fleshed out and fully human, even the inscrutable, tragic Nuriko, who is the love interest of the main character. I haven't read many coming of age novels recently, and this is a good one.

2018-07-10 09:30

Hướng Dẫn Đọc Sơ Đồ Mạch Điện Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

Jamal yang memiliki hidup yang jauh dari beruntung tidak pernah berfikir akan menemukan harta karun yang kemudian begitu memuaskan kekosongan hatinya. mulai dari orangtuanya yang satu per satu meninggalkannya, pencurian buku yang dilakukannya, michelle pujaan hatinya terasa menjauh, neneknya meninggal dalam kebakaran, dipecatnya ia dari pekerjaannya. putus asa tidak heran menaunginya saat itu. akhirnya ia memutuskan untuk mengakhiri hidupnya yang bagi Ahmad begitu berharga. ia mencoba menantang petir, gantung diri, dan menghanyutkan dirinya. namun, kuasa Tuhan bekerja, ia tidak diperkenankan mati. oleh Ahmad lah ia terselamatkan, seseorang yang hampir direngut nyawa oleh takdir. mereka saling menyelamatkan. dan Ahmad lah yang memberinya peta harta karun untuk ia temukan. kuasa pikiran membawanya pada buah keberhasilan. sedikit demi sedikit, Jamal berhasil mengelola bisnis yang semula dimiliki oleh Laura, perempuan yang "sakit" terhadap lelaki. kehidupan perempuan tersebut kemudian diubahkan juga sejak kedatangan Jamal. bisnis berhasil dan berujung kesembuhan Jamal meskipun dengan kebohongan karena Jamal selalu percaya dengan sugesti. keberhasilan bukan dapat mengisi kekosongan jiwa yang Jamal rasakan. bahkan cintanya kepada Michelle perlahan pudar dan tergantikan oleh seseorang yang jauh lebih mencintainya. saat itu, saat Jamal telah berhasil Michelle baru menyadari perasaannya sehingga ia memaksakan untuk meninggalkan Rama - pria pilihan Bambang, ayahnya. pernah sekali Jamal terpuruk dan akhirnya di kali lain ia meski berkorban untuk seseorang. cinta, kesetiaan tiada artinya tanpa sebuah pengorbanan. ia merelakannya untuk satu-satunya perempuan phobia lelaki yakni Laura. kepada Laura lah ia berlabuh meskipun perempuan itu jauh lebih tua 3 tahun darinya. PENJARA mengajarkan pelajaran berharga untuknya dan membimbing William, anak yang ditemuinya di penjara. Jamal berada di penjara untuk menggantikan Laura yang dituduh menipu satu perusahaan yang jelas-jelas tidak di lakukannya. pergolakan dan pertengkaran yang terjadi antara Jamal dan Laura menyadarkan sesuatu pada diri mereka masing-masing. Jamal merasakan panggilannya, ia menyumbangkan buku-buku untuk perpustakaan di panti asuhan dengan dibantu Laura. sekeluarnya dari penjara, akhirnya Jamal menemukan harta karunnya yang berharga, bukan lagi harta dan kebahagiaan tetapi dirinya sendiri.

2018-07-10 10:30

Nhà Trên Cây 26 Tầng Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

This was my common book at Otterbein--the book that all incoming freshman have to read in an attempt to unify them. The author comes to speak and sign copies of the books, and the entire year sort of centers around this book. Reading it over the summer with no guidance was pretty tough. The book jumps back and forth across several time periods, and I had a hard time keeping up with what was happening when, and why. I ended up rebelling, and read the entire book chronologically instead, so I got a completely different view of the story than my classmates did. A book about Jesuits in space didn't seem like it would be that great, but in the end I really enjoyed it and I even bought the sequel, Children of God, although I have never actually read it. This book is as much a story about space travel as Life of Pi is just a story about a kid on a boat. Read: not at all. It all comes down to faith--what we have faith in and why, and what happens when our faith shatters as it sometimes can.

2018-07-10 11:30

Tình Yêu Thương Và Lòng Nhân Hậu Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

A bit simplistic, but well explained, and of course I like his thesis that how things turn out for people is more based on luck than innate talent. Also, this is my first book read on the Kindle. I think I liked reading it that way, but I missed being able to flip back and forth to some charts.

Người đọc Robert örn từ Wang Yen, Bang Phae District, Ratchaburi, Thailand

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.