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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Rainbow
Fun, silly kinda romance thing.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
Wow!
I know, there were only 50 pages left... but it would have been 50 pages of torture! I feel bad saying this... but this book was horrible. I thought it was going to be okay because the first chapter was decent but... meh... just... meh. The writing was horrible, the characters were horrible, the plot points were horrible... BLARGH! The horribleness of this book is seeping into my review. The author did not give the reader benefit of the doubt... practically spelling and explaining everything out for them, sometimes repeating information over and over again. This wasn't really mystery or suspense because it was all taken out. Hopefully the author can revise a lot before the book comes out because it needs a lot of revising. The dialogue and relationships are fake and not believeable. Things happen too fast and most of the stuff that does happen I'm not able to see happening. Not the stealing of the soul or anything, I can make myself believe that, but the freedom this kid has and his ability to do so much, it's just inconceivable. But really what killed me was the writing... just... ugh... I can't say anything except noises of frustration and disgust. The writing was basic... there we go. Every action had to be explained and repeated and over analyzed, which I hate in a book. I mean, some things need to be explained, but the author needs to trust that the reader will get it. And apparently this author doesn't trust his reader. Trust: The Anti-drug bad book.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
Sookie finds herself having to go and clean out her dead cousin's apartment, meets the queen, and gets caught up in a lot of action! Someone's trying to kill her, and her man troubles are far from over. She finds out some very hurtful information about Bill that changes her relationship with him forever. I love this book as well! Another great book by Charlaine Harris!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lê Thành
Move over Romeo and Juliet, this is only THE best love story ever written and probably my favorite book of all time. I could read this a hundred times and never get sick of it. I've probably been through it more times than i've been through any given Harry Potter, and that's saying something. I love you Mr. Darcy!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Jane Hissey
Entertaining for kids. The stuff about chaos theory was the most interesting part to me.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Đoàn Phú Vinh
no, u da ho!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Micheal Hoffmann
A wonderful book in some ways, but dragged down by some turns into the maudlin and Atwood's occasional tendency to over-explain her metaphors. There are a lot of lovely ideas in this book, and Margaret Atwood has interesting things to say about memory, the desire to be remembered, articulation, and the exercise of power. It's also just absurdly impressive, managing to be a love story, a sci-fi pulp, a family drama, a mystery, and a historical fiction of the changing social dynamics of the 20th century. Atwood pulls it off really well, all things considered. And even though not much 'happened' I found myself plowing through the book in a couple of days. Iris is difficult as a main character, and often too bitter to be traditionally likable, but she's a fascinating character. I couldn't bring myself to give it 5 stars though, mostly because of some qualms about the writing style and the story's end. Take this example from p. 289: The weather remains unseasonably warm. Balmy, kindly, dry and bright; even the sun, so pale and thin usually at this time of year, is full and mellow, the sunsets lush. The brisk, smiley-face folks on the weather channel say its due to some distant, dusty catastrophe - an earthquake, a volcano? Some new, murderous Act of God. No cloud without a silver lining, is their motto. And no silver lining without a cloud. There's obvious some good stuff in here, because Margaret Atwood is on the whole a really wonderful writer, but in this book she has a tendency to push things just a tad too far, so they swing around from being observant and interesting to being heavy-handled and occasionally overwrought. The last sentence of the above paragraph, for example, is nearly entirely unnecessary, and only serves to strip some subtlety out from under what came before. The best writing meets its readers half way, too often here Atwood will run over and shove it at them. I also had very mixed feelings about the majority of the last 30-40 pages of the book. There's nothing wrong with them, per se, and I'd rather not spoil anything here, but I thought that a lot of the emotional subtlety of the early part of the narrative gets abandoned for a rather melodramatic set of developments. Minor spoiler: (view spoiler) And on a final, side note: the men in the book, overall, are much more thinly drawn than the women, with Alex as the one possible exception. I think that this was done on purpose, (view spoiler) It's not bad, necessarily, but it's something that makes me appreciate the book on an intellectual level more than a gut emotional one. Ideally, I like to have both.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Vũ Trọng Phụng
i am obsessed with this book. i had no idea where any of my food came from. i annoyed everyone i knew the entire time i was reading it with weird factoids about corn sex and agricultural philosophy and what it actually means to be a free-range chicken. i am considering buying a van and becoming a professional mushroom hunter in oregon. seriously, that is what this book means to me.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Chris Cleave
This is another indispensable book on the history of knitting. It is, as advertised, a social history, and as such focuses on what people were knitting, and why, rather than on patterns and techniques. It's a fascinating portrait of the knitting women and men in the United States.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Dana Canedy
Birkaç yıl önce lisemde bir oyun olarak oynadığımızda bu hikayeye aşık oldum. Kısa ve çok okunabilir - dil özellikle karmaşık değil, ancak kendi yolunda tutuklanıyor. Lynda Barry ergen anlatıcısının sesini kusursuzca yakalar. On iki yaşındaki Edna Arkins, umduğunuz kadar garip, aynı zamanda tatlı ve ciddidir. Ortaokulda nefret ettiğiniz popüler orospu değil; o on iki yaşındasın. Taraflı mıyım? Muhtemelen. Bana otomatik olarak onu hatırlatan bir şarkım var ve bazen kazara duyduğumda, gizlice beni düşündüğünü ve o şarkının işareti olduğunu hayal ediyorum. Bazen akşam yemeği yerken radyoda gelir ve odada kimsenin göremeyeceği bir şey görüyorum gibi hissediyorum. Bir şarkının birinden mesaj olabileceğini düşünüyor musunuz?
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.