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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Thanaporn Jampa
This book was a gift from my lovely roomie. Whoa. Downer. Beautiful, but JCO depressing.
I've been meaning to read this for so long! The story is very suspenseful, and there's a lot of interesting detail about the chracters, their history, and their motives. I didn't give it 5 stars because there are parts of the story I wanted to know more about that were never totally revealed. Probably because there was no simple way to reveal them-it would have made the characters a little shallow. Still, I like everything to be neatly wrapped up so I don't have to wonder!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Hiromi Shinya
Didn't turn out to be as sad as I had expected, but nonetheless a beautifully written book containing poignant meditations on love and the nature of memories. Also the setting provides an interesting glimpse into Tokyo in the 60's.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lê Nguyên Phúc
Vampires, excuse me?! I can´t even remember if I finished this book. Same with American Psycho... Just disgusting, sorry.
Overall Let me start of with a warning: This book is written with a purpose, an agenda, and a message to get across. If you didn't know about all that from the name of the book or the blurb, then the Letter from the White House and the Introduction would give it away. If you somehow started reading without getting this point, then the amount of anti-bullying might surprise you, but really you have no one to blame but yourself. Aside from the obvious agenda and one story, which seemed weaker than the others, I have nothing but praise for this book. It's heartfelt, saddening, and hopeful. It made me want to make a difference in the world, or at least my part of it. It made me want to support my friends instead of teasing and mocking, which comes so easily. True, its messages read like an after-school special (but with better characters, plot, dialogue, and acting), but it's not trying to hide that. I'd recommend this to most everyone, but especially saps. Saps will love this. I should know. Blending In A sweet story about a closeted gay student who watches horrible bullying happen to a flamboyant gay student and learns how important it is to stand up against bullying. Short, meaningful, and beautifully done. It was touching. Chuckie This story feels unique because it takes the point of view of the bully and not the victim. It gives a good look into the head of the bully and what drives him, and also the potential for change. While the transformation happened quickly (obviously working within a limited space), it was well handled and believable. Saved While this story was heavily religious, I liked that it didn't use religious beliefs as the catalyst for the bullying. Instead, people were the cause, whether they came from an uber religious background or not. Another touching story of overcoming bigoted beliefs and of standing up for a person--and for yourself. Different While all stories of bullying are sad, this one was truly heartbreaking in its brutal honesty. It touches upon herd/peer dynamics and the fear of being "associated" with the outsider, no matter what that outsider is. The hardest part is almost everyone will know there was a time when they didn't stand up for someone who needed it. Invisible A touching story of a kid who is coping with being bullied--until it escalates to public humiliation. As he tries to "man up" and "tough it out," he really just wants to be left alone and stay invisible. To live his life. The character is so real--so like any other kid--that it makes his story all the more moving. The show of his strength and the necessity of an outside force to help him, is extremely telling of everyone. Shame Taken from the perspective of a mother, I didn't find this story as emotionally moving, but older readers--and readers with children--may be able to better relate. It was well done, even if you want to smack the mother around (which is the point). Kirby Poor Kirby. Fat and gay. But this story is nice because it really makes something other than sexuality the central focus of the bullying, although it's still important. Obviously obesity (which is a childhood epidemic now, according to experts) is a major issue, both for health and psychological reasons. While I encourage people to get fit, I think this story points out the important differences in getting fit because it's expected of you and getting fit because you want to. Being pressured into getting skinny isn't going to work, in most cases. It has to be something the person really wants. Requested this book for review. Be sure to check out my other reviews on my blog.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Danielle Steel
I thought this was funny. The second to last chapter is really odd and catches you off guard.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: La Quán Trung
"Nobody ever thought of reading on horseback; and yet now, the idea of sitting in the saddle, the book propped against the horse's mane, or maybe tied to the horse's ear with a special harness, seems attractive to you." it seems attractive indeed. i wish i had a horse...
This book was hilarious!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Hoàng Nguyên
This was still very good, but I didn't like it as much as the second in the series. Several *big* things happen, which I won't give away here, but I was upset with the events. Looking forward to the next book, which I think comes out this fall.
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.