азизбек ачилов từ Hohenau, Paraguay

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05/09/2024

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2018-08-11 07:30

Combo Tường Vi Đêm Đầu Tiên (Bộ 2 Tập) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Minh Hiểu Khê

Not a new book. But such a great book! I reread Gary Schmidt's Newbery Honor book from 2007 in anticipation of reviewing his brand new OKAY FOR NOW. If you've a middle-grade kid in your life, rush right out and get your hands on this book. I'm laughing a lot. But there's also the writing- oh the writing! Let's just start with the main character's name: Holling Hoodhood. Now I'm a sucker for names- the wackier the better. So right off the bat, I'm crazy about Holling. Then he gets stuck with a teacher, all by himself, in her classroom every Wednesday while the rest of his class is carted off to Hebrew School or the local Catholic Wednesday afternoon Catechism classes. Not Holling; he's a Presbyterian. So what does he do? Or rather, what does the teacher decide he's to do? Shakespeare. Here's his take on that: (convinced he's missed a sporting event he really had his heart set on because he's bargained to play a role with the local theater company) "I almost cried. Almost. But I didn't, because if you're in seventh grade and you cry while wearing a blue floral cape and yellow tights with white feathers on the butt, you just have to curl up and die somewhere in a dark alley." And what he has to say about Much Ado About Nothing? Hilarious! Let me just add that it's hard for me not to like a book mentioning Diagramming Sentences. Or a kid whose take on diagramming sentences includes the phrase "No native speaker of the English language could diagram this sentence." Yes. Mrs. Baker is a teacher with complex participle phrases on her mind. For that alone I'd love her.

2018-08-11 12:30

Tập Làm Văn Lớp 5 (Tái Bản 2015) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

I found this book when I was still in high school. It was a bad time for me. At the time I was upset and confused. Mostly, I was angry at males and the patriarchal society. I didn't know how to relate as a trained under duress strong female who had suppressed submissive tendencies. I also thought there was something wrong with me. The title of this book caught my attention. Damage. How true. I read this book and I was horrified at how a seemingly perfect life could go terribly wrong. I could understand the desires and wants of the father. Yet I couldn't understand how he could do this to his family. His perfect family with the perfect son and daughter. Then the wife, what was wrong with her that she couldn't supply what her husband wanted? It was so baffling for me and once again validated to my young self that relationships and specifically marriage was a bad bad thing. There was a line in the book which meant a lot to me. "Damaged people are dangerous. They know they can survive." I felt that to my soul. I guess I've always felt I was damaged some how due to my perversions. When a movie based on this story came out, I saw it. It was just as devastating for me as the book. Then again, I'm a fan of Jeremy Irons and Juliette Binoche. This is a book with no happily ever afters or happily for now. Even 20 years later, I still remember this book vividly.

2018-08-11 15:30

Đêm Thao Thức Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Jayne Ann Krentz

I found this book at Dollar General, when I saw it, I was like, "no way, I've always wanted to check out Owen's writing!" I've been a Stephen King fan for years and years, and I've since come to love the few things I've gotten to read by the other members of his family. So, yea, I was a tad excited to find this book, and for a good price. Plus it's a collection of short stories, which I have a soft spot for... bonus points if you will :) I'll say right off the bat that I was not disappointed in this book at all, the writing was as good as I'd expected it to be, maybe better. The King family has some kind of writing gene I guess. I would have liked more of it though, maybe longer stories or more stories... I'm a lil greedy like that sometimes when I find writing I like. The title novella was my favorite in the collection. The characters were quirky, but nicely developed, and I wanted to know more about them. The old men made me laugh out loud, they seemed like people I might know. Even the scenarios seemed strange but normal, watching strange travel shows on tv, talking politics, and the punkish attitude of George, and also of Sugar and Tolson were exactly like kids I've known. The ending came as a surprise to me, the mystery of the old man's newspaper, and who was spray-painting his sign, I sort of had to laugh at who it was. It wasn't altogether happy though, but it was still a good ending. "Frozen Animals" caught my attention from the beginning. I liked that it was set in the past, and I wanted to know more of the characters, where they were going, what was going to happen. Like the dentist, I thought this story had a strange, surreal sort of quality. Almost like a weird trip. It ended abruptly though, when I wanted to know what else was going to happen. "Wonders" was also strange, and it was probably the one I liked the least. It started out good, I liked the characters, and how it was also set in the past. I didn't really like the sideshow freaks, but they weren't awful, at least until Eckstein and Lillian went there on their late-night mission. Then I think I got lost, maybe a little confused, because I'm still not sure exactly what happened (bit of a pretty nasty spoiler here) (view spoiler). The next story, "Snake", was pretty good. The teenage character was easy for me to understand, and the setting of the deserted, crappy mall was totally familiar. The ending was the best part though. To me it was a neat little sort of adventure. "My Second Wife" was fascinating. The idea of just taking an anything-goes road trip has always been cool. Strange drunken things happen, and it also had the feeling of a weird trip, mostly due to the odd things that went on, the brother and the whole situation with the car they went to get, and the episode with Jesse and especially the end, when he was watching tv and seen her. I did kind of want to know what happened to Wayne after he went to Haiti, but that's just a mystery left up to my own imagination. All in all, a good collection, and I would really, really love to see more of Owen King's work, I hope he keeps writing, and getting published! I'd love to see a full length novel, or more shorties... either way'd be good with me.

Người đọc азизбек ачилов từ Hohenau, Paraguay

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.