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There are few people in sports who can impact so many, in such a positive way. This book is an incredible read and reminds us of the importance of values and integrity.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
This book had a very interesting subject but as the book wore on, I got the distinct feeling that perhaps this elusive Sir John Mandeville wasn't quite as important as the author was making him out to be. I also wondered at the relevance of the author's traveling to exotic locales in search of Sir John. The book was extremely interesting (and even amusing at points) with respects to the author's various travel escapades but the whole Sir John angle almost seemed unncessary. It was a nice little flair, but he really seemed superfluous. Of course, I wouldn't have found the book without it's reference to Sir John (I was in the medieval history section, what can I say?) so I supose it's all for the best that Mandeville is the subject. Anyway, it was an excellently written book with wonderful stories on every page. The author, rather than Sir John, came out as the hero in my opinion and I loved every moment of it. Unfortunately, there was very little closure at the end so I was still left in some degree of confusion regarding who this Sir John Mandeville bloke was and why I had just read an entire book supposedly about him, but it was a good read nonetheless.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Eduard Uspenski
"i love you. always do." gak sangka diaz bakal nyusul ke frisco. pas di la rosa negra keren! mayfreya ngeselin!! hem.. tapi gw lebih suka LH. tapi PHDKM juga bagus, kok! serius.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lê Hữu Trác
I've been milking this read for well-nigh a week now and as the end draws ever nearer, I am almost overwhelmed with sadness that this book will soon return to its home on my shelf and my short time with Alyosha, Grushenka, Ivan, and Dmitri will be over. It is easy to see why this is considered Dostoevsky's magnum opus. I've read quite a few of Dostoevsky's books over the past few years but I can think of none that I've relished to the extent that I have The Brothers Karamazov. Dostoevsky's skill at creating fully-fleshed characters that are beautiful in all of their faults is unparalleled. Along with these amazingly real characters, Dostoevsky manages to address issues of faith, morality, and the ties that bind a family in ways that make them easy to comprehend to the lay reader. Whether you're looking for a book with which to open up the vast expanse of Russian literature or even just looking for an interesting book that offers up vividly real characters in some of the most florid prose, The Brothers Karamazov is not a book to be missed.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Trí Công
Oh how I wanted to like this novella. The premise sounded perfect for me: a plus sized heroine, accidentally gets infected with vampirism but is never actually fully “turned”, is given the chance to save herself by going places where turned vampires can’t go and rescuing their missing Guild Master. Sounds great, right? Unfortunately, rather than reading like a completely fleshed out story, this reads much more like a quick outline for a novel. For more, please visit:The Romanceaholic
This book started slowly for me (not sure why), but soon I was drawn into it and so looked forward to reading each chapter. Her writing style is so soothing and such an enlightening (yet very practical) way to encourage thankfulness to God in all circumstances, each moment, every day. I just read through it, but it would be a great one to read along side a friend and discuss together/encourage each other towards giving thanks and accepting God's grace always.
Auden is invited to stay with her father, his new wife, and her new baby sister. She spends her summer trying to piece together what exactly happened to break apart her parents' marriage, what she thinks about her stepmother and the constantly crying baby, and her future. Add a mysterious and haunted possible love interest, and you've got yourself a great read!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Pasi Sahlberg
Great read, enlightening and maybe for some, ground shaking or shattering!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Toan Anh
This is the manyeth time time that I have read this book and (Cori Celesti strike me) I am reading it out of sequence; I just happened to find it lying around, picked it up and reminded myself how much I loved it. It loses nothing in the re-reading, in fact it gets better because you can focus on the niceties of Terry Pratchett's writing. He is a man with a greatly extended vocabulary and his words are all chosen with care, following the tradition bequeathed by Douglas Adams, inherited by Neil Gaiman and Joe Abercrombie. The main character, Polly, joins the all male army to find her brother. This is partly out of self-interest because, as a mere girl, she will not be able to inherit the family pub. She is enlisted by the doughty, invincible sergeant Jackrum who will take his "Little Lads" and turn them into fighting men. The platoon is a motley of the dregs of the young men that are left in the country after years and years of pointless warfare and are joined by a vampire, a troll and an Igor. They are led by an officer (a rupert) who is more versed in the art of filing than warfare. Being the last recruiting party of the nation, they are of interest of everybody and, thereby, newsworthy. At what point does hommage become pastiche? There are multiple references to previous works from Ancient China and Rome to the anti-war war-films of the nineteen seventies and part of the joy of this book is the recognition of them. Furthermore there is the element of satire in which the subjugation of women and joy or warfare for warfare's sake are mercilessly exposed. Religion takes a severe beating as does the culture clash between entrenched views and modernism. All in all this book is one of TP's masterpieces (in my opinion) and I am probably being stingey in only awarding it four stars.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Robert G. Allen
A touching story. Although it takes place in a western Pennsylvania town, there is a lot of interesting history, explanation about Spanish bull fighting. I wish I had read this before I went to Spain last year!
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.