Andrey Gushchyn từ Panteleimonivka, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine

endeegoo

11/22/2024

Dữ liệu người dùng, đánh giá và đề xuất cho sách

Andrey Gushchyn Sách lại (10)

2019-04-24 18:30

Bi Kịch - Dẫn Nhập Ngắn Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Adrian Poole

I have to confess it got me at the end, and I cried a little. I think this book may have hit the market at the right time and pulled on the right heart strings. As a literary work, however, it may be lacking.

2019-04-24 19:30

Thương Một Người Đến Đau Lòng Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Quỳnh Thy

gave me tools i'll use for the rest of my life. i'm very grateful for the "technique" she offers. the basic principle--- just simply assessing what you WANT and then painting a picture of it--- changed my world-veiw b/c i realized i didn't have to struggle so much with myself.

2019-04-24 20:30

Tự học Adobe Photoshop & ImageReady 7.0 - Tập 2 (Dùng Kèm Đĩa) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Phạm Thành

Ray Banks is unputdownable. This short novella grabs you from the first page and never lets go. All ex-con Richie has to do is pick up a gun and deliver it to a man known as Goose. Of course, it's not quite as easy as all that. Banks has the uncanny ability to infuse each one of his characters with so much life in so few words. Like a fresh pint of Guinness, "Gun" is bitter, black as hell, and goes down smooth.

2019-04-24 21:30

Niềm Tin Quyết Định Tất Cả Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Trần Giang Sơn

Landscape with Fragmented Figures demonstrates Jeff VandeZande's continued growth as a writer. JV returns to themes he worked with in his first novel, Into the Desperate Country --love, loss, Michigan-- but this time he does it through a family, and it is a family we are all familiar with, full of love and hate and anger and understanding, and ultimately forgiveness. It's about disillusionment and hope: two of the forces driving us that are in constant opposition, and yet both absolutely necessary for personal growth. The novel is once again firmly grounded in Michigan, and yet we get the feeling the story could, and does, occur everywhere around and within us all. JV shows that he understands the gulf that separates the worlds of art and academia from the blue collar work-a-day world, and yet he writes about both with equal grace and authority, without worship and without condescension, showing us what is base and what is noble in both. Truly an inspiring story...

2019-04-24 22:30

Tây Âu Trong Tiến Trình Phát Triển Kinh Tế Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

This book was actually the sixth book published in the seven book series, but was actually written as the first book in the series. This "prequel" book steps back in time and introduces the creation of the magical land of Narnia. In The Magician's Nephew, Polly & Digory are friends in London who end up on a magical journey through new worlds that involve magical rings, talking animals, the first evil, enchanting apples, and a LION that sings! Lewis alludes to many biblical references throughout this book. I find it fascinating how Lewis intertwines many of the themes from the "Creation" in Genesis to the "Creation" of Narnia. This book is quite deep and compelling, yet also the perfect fantasy book for young readers and families!

2019-04-24 23:30

Ngụ ngôn dân gian Đông Tây Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

I don't think I was in the right frame of mind to read this book. The essays are all heartfelt and some are interesting and well-written. But I found myself glazing over the anguished descriptions of wanting to be liked, and looking for some bullet-pointed classroom management tips. If the title resonates and you want to read something that delivers on its promise, read this blog instead (http://roomd2.blogspot.com/), starting at the beginning.

2019-04-25 00:30

Từng Bước Làm Quen Với Máy Tính - Tủ Sách Tin Học Dành Cho Học Sinh Trong Nhà Trường Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Hà Thành

M.J. Putney’s YA debut takes place in regency England where there magic in the world which is commonly used by the lower classes but is shunned by the elite and upper class. When Lady Victoria Mansfield accidentally reveals her powers, her father is quick to protect the family reputation and sends her off to Lackland Abbey, a reform school for privileged children. There they learn to suppress their magical abilities and hopefully one day be able to return to their families. The reason Tory’s powers were exposed in the first place was because she did something very heroic and it ended up saving a life. The result was disappointment and disgust from her father, friends and neighbours and also society but she doesn’t regret it one bit. It really shows what kind of character she is--strong, brave and self-sacrificing. Cynthia who is Tory’s roommate is pretty much the opposite. They get off on the wrong foot but by the end there’s a big turnaround with her character. Two characters that I wanted to more of was Elspeth and Allarde. Elspeth Tory become friends at Lackland and she was present through a lot of the story but her character wasn’t a big focus and mostly left in the background. There is an eventual romance between Tori and Allarde. The first time they’re introduced there’s a spark between the two and an instant connection. My problem was that there wasn’t enough interaction between the two until the later half of the book so the romance didn’t feel believable to me and I just wasn’t feeling it. With the title of “Dark Mirror” and also having a mirror on the cover I knew the mirror would be an important object in the story. It’s a time travelling story but instead travelling back in time Tory and some of her fellow students are able to travel to the future and help England in the time of WWII. Tory and her friends do manage to use their magic to help out and by the end most of the loose ends are tied up so I’m curious to see where M.J. Putney will take the story in the next book as it is the first book in a series.

2019-04-25 01:30

Thay Thái Độ Đổi Cuộc Đời - Tập 2 (Tái Bản 2016) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Keith D. Harrell

I have to say that this book just wasn’t for me. There appear to be a lot of people who did like it, but I found it dry, with very little actually occurring. The synopsis on Goodreads made me think it was mostly about summer love and growing up, but I found the book to have a very different feel from all of that. I didn’t connect at ALL with any of the characters, which is a huge problem for someone like me who reads for character. Chase just didn’t come alive as a character for me. I didn’t understand him or any of his motivations. To me it felt like I was looking in through a window, observing these people, yet not really having a clue what they were actually saying. It also disturbed me that Claudia was so sexualized at such a young age. Right from the beginning I wondered why Shannon, a 15 year old boy, would be obsessed with an 11 year old girl. At that age four years is a huge difference. It just felt dirty and strange. The format of the book was also prohibitive to my enjoyment of it. Because the book takes you through four summers, you’re only able to get brief glimpses of time, but never actually the whole story. I wasn’t able to connect to the characters or feel anything about the plot, because it was all very patchy. Finally, there’s the whole Camus obsession. To be brutally honest, it made me want to smash my head into a wall. Who quotes philosophy like that? It was so strange to read about teenagers quoting Camus verbatim like that. I could understand a quote here and there, but no, it was full, lengthy passages that they somehow knew off the top of their heads. It didn’t feel realistic at all, and it was also pretentious and boring, and after a while I skipped over all the passages. I definitely recommend that you check out all of the positive reviews of this one. Who knows, maybe this will be a book for you. Perhaps it was just too literary for my taste, but I couldn’t make sense of most of it, and I really didn't enjoy it at all. I'm giving it a two because I could see glimpses of redeeming qualities in a couple of the characters, and because the writing was definitely strong.

2019-04-25 02:30

Dọn Vườn (Tập 1 : 1955 - 1989) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

Why, oh why did it take me so long to start this series? I mean, I'm a fan of Vaugn's work, I love comics and graphic novels...Silly me. I loved this one. So, we've got a group of kids whose parents get together annually. This particular year, the kids decide they're going to see what their parents talk about when they're out of the room. From a secret passage, they watch as their parents, in costume no less, murder a teenage girl in a ritualistic fashion. At this point, it has dawned on them that their parents are evil. And not just run-of-the-mill evil, but super-villain-evil. That's pretty evil. So the kids decide they're going to round up evidence to put their parents behind bars and right their wrongs. Unfortunately, their parent's influence extends farther than their offspring could've guessed and our young protagonists are on the run from both their folks and the law. Oh, and they're discovering that some of them have powers of their own, which will be really helpful when they decide to take the fight straight to their parents. But then there's the issue of a mole in the group; one who is still loyal to his parents and their organization, The Pride. Action and adventure ensue.

2019-04-25 03:30

Bộ Sách Thế Giới Diệu Kỳ - Tập 4: Các Đế Chế Hùng Mạnh Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Kész Barnabás

I feel for the most part that the sword and sorcery genre is dead and has been replaced by dark fantasy. Although there are moments in this collection to find hope. How do you rate an anthology? As a whole? By average? On the best? There are always great, good, bad, and horrible in such collections. Do you punish the good? Reward the bad? Okay enough. The stories I really enjoyed: James Enge's The Singing Spear might not be great but it came the closest in my opinion of capturing the s&s spirit. Scott Lynch's In the Stacks caught me by surprise and I liked it better than The Lies of Locke Lamora. K.J Parker's A Rich Full Week was creepy good fun with a twist. Gene Wolf's Bloodsport intrigued me even though I'm not sure what was going on. Glen Cook's Tides Elba reminded me I want to continue this series. I like the works of Steven Erikson, Garth Nix, Michael Moorcock, and Joe Abercrombie but didn't find their shorts as satisfying.

Người đọc Andrey Gushchyn từ Panteleimonivka, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine

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.