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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Khải Đơn
This is a fantastic, very quick read. I loved the letters and the friendship that was created!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
Excellent read, wasn't expecting to enjoy it anything like as much as I did. Nik, you will love it. nearly voted it 5 stars.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Helen Dukas
This is my teacher!! She is the greatest teacher I have ever had, for any reason. Primarily she taught me herbalism and natural healing, but that is like saying Audrey Hepburn is okay looking. There was (and continues to be) so much more than just herbs and healing in her teachings. And this is her book!! She was working on it when I was in her school. It's an awesome look at. . .herbs, magic, Druidism, Irish history, and smatterings of many other things. It's like reading a well edited version of my notes from class. And it's almost all there. She did an awesome job. It's a really good book.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Thạch Lam
Not a bad anthology, but I could not get into most of the stories. I recommend the Neil Gaiman and the Scott Westerfeld stories.
Am i the only who thought this book was dreaded? Its this long thing about two psychotic little girls. I mean really. When I read reviews and the blurb I was like yahh but the characters are so hard to like. Its like the town itself has homicidal tendencies yet they send people to jail. I started out loving Fancy but when I was ready to progress with her personality she was going nowhere. I was angry that her sister that I hated had more of a...normal not the right word... likeable personality. She actually tried to interact with people but Fancy..gahhh!! I was ready for a dark twisted book where I empathize with the characters maybe even hate them sometimes. I wanted to feel them. You know that feeling where you become the character. I didn't get that feeling. Last thing, If there are little girls like this in reality, I am very scared for the world.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Quỳnh Trâm
weird idea... startlingly enjoyable and engaging novel... not too depressing!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Thị Mai
a book placed in india, by an indian, that's actually good! funny, w/o the flowery exoticness so many indian writers seem to go for (thinking that's what's expected of them?). bonus: chatterjee is bihari! be warned, though, this book is quite rude.
A good story for a vacation read.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lê Thống Nhất
I don't even know where to begin. Desire Unchained was absolutely fantastic! Ione's second effort in her Demonica series was even better than the first. The story is about Shade and Runa. Runa was a human female that Shade was involved with in the first book. They come together again through the machinations of a psycho demon. Shade learns that Runa was attacked by a warg (aka werewolf) and has become one. Runa works for the government and is sent to learn about the demon hospital that Shade and his brothers run. Though dark at times, I loved the relationship between Shade and Runa. They both had some serious issues to deal with, but the resolutions were deep and true. Their attraction to each other was fierce and hot. This author brings a level of realness to her paranormal world and I was sucked in from the beginning. There was so much suspense, action, humor; you name it, this story had it. It was extremely difficult to put this down and I highly recommend it. I cannot wait to get my greedy little hands on the next one.
This is one of those books that I would rather rate 3.5. The allusion here is to Shakespeare, and the three sisters are Rose (Rosalind), Bean, (Bianca), and Cordy (Cordelia), daughters of a Shakespeare professor at a small Ohio college, Barnwell, now all aged on either side of thirty. Rose has never left home, mostly feeling responsibility for her parents; Bean is just come home, having been found out as a thief from the company payroll, and having lived far too high and promiscuous a life; and Cordy has just come home from several years in hippie existence, now pregnant, but still the family favorite. The three names are well-chosen, and speak directly to the characters - Rose really needs to go out and spend a fun year in the forest of Arden, not being responsible for anything but her own happiness, perhaps building a life with her fiance; Bean is as vacuous and materialistic as Bianca, and needs to value herself; and Cordy does rise to the occasion to manage her aging parents, particularly her mother, whose breast cancer is bringing the family together. I liked and did not like this book. The characters are constantly quoting Shakespeare to each other, which I liked but I wish I had known more of the specific play sources. The characteristics of the sisters are described over and over - the plot should have moved on a lot sooner, as it was not necessary to recharacterize them so many times. Ultimately this book reminds me more of Little Women than anything from Shakespeare, but that may be simply because LW seems to be the ultimate story of sisters without brothers. One device that I liked a lot was the use of a "we" first person for the narrative, with we being the sisters collectively, or the other two, when describing one sister. Hard to describe, but that worked well.
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.