Semerkand Abone từ Al Janah Saudi Arabia

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11/22/2024

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2019-03-06 12:31

Kinh Doanh Theo Mạng (Tập 1: Chinh Phục Thành Công) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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This book has no right to be so absorbing. Though the topic of this forgotten book by Wallace Stegner reeks of self-indulgence-- A writer returns to where he grew up, reminisces about his youth and the history of the frontier town his transient childhood most identified as home and concludes with a 100-page fictionalized account of a the terrible winter of 1906-- he manages to tie his past inexorably to ours, linking his nostalgia for his youth with our own, and exploring the promise and inevitable waste of the American Dream lived out on our frontiers. Stegner, like Proust, experiences an "ancient, unbearable recognition" spurred by a return to the sites, sounds, and most importantly, smells of his childhood. He dreams of this period and is "haunted, on awakening, by a sense of meanings just withheld, and by a profound nostalgic melancholy." Everyone has some awareness of a deep meaning lurking in our past that has not, or cannot, be fully interpreted. Perhaps the best part of the book is section three, the novella length exposition on the hope and danger of the high plains that does a superb job of creating looming dread as the winter drops hard on the land. Near the end of section three, Stegner expounds on what it is to be an American pursuing the Dream: "How does one know what wilderness has meant to Americans unless he has shared the guilt of wastefully and ignorantly tampering with it in the name of progress? One who has lived the dream, the temporary fulfillment, and the disappointment has had the full course.... The vein of melancholy in the North American mind may be owing to many causes, but it is surely not weakened by the perception that the fulfillment of the American Dream means inevitably the death of the noble savagery and freedom of the wild. Any who has lived on a frontier knows the inescapable ambivalence of the old-fashioned American conscience, for he has first renewed himself in Eden and then set about converting it into the lamentable modern world."

2019-03-06 13:31

Cây Chuối Non Đi Giày Xanh - Bản Đặc Biệt (Tặng Postcard Và Lịch 2018 Để Bàn 13 Tờ) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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This book has an interesting premise, zookeepers who assist Polish Jews escape the Warsaw ghetto, but is lacking in historical background information. Ackerman, a naturalist, tosses in lots of lyrical descriptions and often meanders away from what I considered the main story, namely the Polish people and their response to the devastation wreaked first by the Germans and then by the Soviets. She obviously did meticulous research, it shows when she seeks to recreate physical sensations (smells, touch) that the Zabinski family would have experienced. I expected and would have preferred a more linear presentation that included additional political and historical insight. I learned that the German were not only preoccupied with racial purity but also with “back-breeding” three extinct “Aryan” animals—aurochen, tarpans, and Europeam bison—that had historically thrived in an eastern section of Poland called Bialowieza. They looted the Warsaw Zoo and others for animals to use in the eugenic experiments and the descendants of these animals now live protected in the Bialowieza preserve near the Belorussian border. It is a World Heritage site. I liked biologist Lecomte du Nouy’s quote on page 92: “Germany’s crime is the greatest crime the world has ever known, because it is not on the scale of History: it is on the scale of evolution. Perhaps these are the types of insights that a naturalist is better able than a historian to relate.

2019-03-06 17:31

Tung Sản Phẩm Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Jeff Walker

In Small Town Siren, Abby returns to her small-town home to care for her ailing mother after a twenty year absence. Abby did not leave Willow Fork on the best terms. She had been run out of town after her high school boyfriend died in a car crash, and his mother placed all the blame on Abby, a girl from the wrong side of the tracks. While in town, Abby catches up with old friends, and meets new ones. She catches the eyes of two cowboys in particular, Sam and Jack. Sam and Jack are best friends who share everything and are looking for the perfect woman for them. Sam and Jack want Abby in their lives forever, they just have to convince her. Abby has the opportunity to have her dreams and her fantasies come true, but she must put aside her past and her fears, not an easy feat… There are so many adjectives to describe this book. Small Town Siren is sweet, sexy, erotic, and just plain fun to read. I really enjoyed reading this erotic menage book, the characters were diverse, but they all work well together. Sam and Jack have such different personalities. Sam is charming and outgoing while Jack is the practical, strong, and silent type. Their friendship is really sweet, and I just love those men. Abby is a great character as well, she is a little bit older than your average heroine (37) but, I enjoyed her story. I love how she is proud of who she is and the decisions she makes. This book is very erotic and there are plenty of hot sex scenes, however, the story is really sweet as well. The themes of overcoming past prejudices and being proud of who you are are prevalent throughout the book and make for a strong story. There is more to the book than sex, which I love, and the story is a very sweet, beautiful romance. There is much to love about Small Town Siren from the sexy cowboys, to the passionate love scenes, to the tender romantic moments. Erotica readers, I do recommend Small Town Siren, it is an all around good read.

Người đọc Semerkand Abone từ Al Janah Saudi Arabia

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.