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Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
My daughter is a talented sleep avoider who gets a major kick out of books that feature others little ones who fight fight fight against the dying of the light. This book is the latest in that genre to tickle her funny bone, and any book that brings her such obvious delight gets a 5 star review from me.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Hiraki Noriko
This is one of Lisa Scottline's better works. I really like the storyline
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Tsai Chih Chung
A good read. The language was pretty dense, but to be expected from the time period. And besides that, it was actually a pretty easy book to get into and get through (I'm always worried when I start a book that is 200 years old). The story is a classic tale of the humble good man how keeps getting screwed by the greedy evil guy(s). And the Vicar really gets beaten down by the jerk antagonists. I was impressed how well Goldsmith makes you love to hate the bad guys. Of course, the last chapter wraps it all up in a nice-neat-happy-ending, typical of the style. As this book is mentioned in soooo many other classics, I think it is well worth the time in order to understand all the other references, and a 4 star read to boot.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhân Gian Tiểu Khả
Lawhead has written a distinct look at the Robin Hood story. Quite a fun read. I'm looking forward to the rest of this trilogy.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Linda Goodman
This novel needs no name although I guess Novel without a Name is officially a name. It's about war, the Vietnam war, from the north Vietnamese perspective. The Americans are the bad guys... so are the south Vietnamese. The north won. But everyone lost. This is not a book of propaganda. It's a sorrowful tale of a society lost in the machine. This is a brutal book. It's not filled with gruesome images of war but with pictures of a life lost. The narrator joined the war to fight for glory. Ten years later he realizes not only his mistake, but the mistake of a country that bought the ideals of dead men named Marx and Lenin with the blood of innocent people. His reminiscences of childhood life contrast starkly with his present situation. But it is these memories that keep him alive. The tenor of the book was sluggish, hazy, muddy... the pace fast. You could feel the oppression in the jungles, the hunger and fatigue. Duong Thu Huong is an excellent writer. Vietnam does not like her. Her books are banned.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Derek Kent
Stick your foot into the slamming screen-door of your comfortable mind, and try on some of these ideas. The world is not what you think it is!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Daisy Meadows
I really enjoy the books Jeff Pearlman writes. This is one about my beloved Dallas Cowboys. He starts the book when Jerry Jones buys the Cowboys and fires Tom Landry hiring Jimmy Johnson to coach the team. This was in 1989 and the Cowboys went 1-15. The book covers their glory years when they won three Super Bowls in four years from 1992-1995. He tells the behind the scenes stories about the drugs, the women, the parties and the football. No one comes out unscathed in this book. All the way from the owner to the players who were cut early on-the Cowboys were not very likeable. Jones was a rich football idiot who hired a coach, Jimmy Johnson, who had an ego the size of Texas. They went form allegedly buddies to hating each other in five years. They also won two Super Bowls. After Jones fired Johnson he hired Barry Switzeer and the wild Cowboys became the completely out of control Cowbooys. They also won another Super Bowl. Michael Irvin was a drug taking player who cheated on his wife all the time. It does tell how he turned his life around after he retired and brought his ego under control. Emmitt Smith was also ego driven but a hard worker. Troy Aikmen comes out best in the book along with Jay Novecek. It was fun to see what the players were really like but that is also a little desillusional. Another good quick read from Pearlman. I am looking forward to reading his next book about Roger Clemens.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
Just getting into this.. for the book club that wasnt :-(
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhóm biên soạn Thuận Việt
The reason I bought this book was for one novella: "Winterfair Gifts" by Lois McMaster Bujold, the wedding of Miles Vorkosigan and the star of my favorite book series. As soon as the book came in the mail, I read it immediately and loved it. It was very much a Lois story - wonderfully crafted and highly enjoyable. I then read the other five stories in the collection. It's very odd to find an anthology that contains only stories I enjoyed and loved. Usually, there's a mishmash of some that I love, some that I liked, some that were mediocre, and some that I could barely finish. I loved every story in IR and don't regret paying the 14 dollars for the book at all. The premise of the anthology is a mixing of SF/F and romance, much like what Harlequin books is trying to do right now with their Luna line. However, I think this book far surpasses their Charmed Destinies in quality, talent, and just sheer variety. I already knew and loved Bujold and Asaro; had read a few of Jennifer Roberson's books. But I have never read any of the three romance writers featured in the book. But from the quality of their stories, I may seek them out. The stories in this book show that it is very possible for writers to transcend genre boundaries and do it well. Highly recommended.
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