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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Woo Bo Hyun
First of all, I read a review of this book in some magazine like Time when I was in a gynecologist's waiting room. So who knows what I was thinking when I put it on my to-read list that day. Anyway. Overall, it is a pretty successful YA novel about a few months in a high school geek's life. The plot flows along quickly, there are little shots of humor throughout, and some unexpected things occur. I can't help disliking the voice, though. It's a distracting device to write in the voice of a teenager, and it's difficult not to sound a little wrong and phony (ha--that's for all the Catcher stuff in the book).
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
This book is an AMAZING book! the story is well written with believable characters and a great story about finding one-self. Throughout the book there are helpful and witty footnotes that the 'narrator' has added, making this a wonderful book to read.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
Love in Condition Yellow Perhaps if I had known, or learned, what condition yellow meant before starting the book, my opinion of it would be different. I focused on the subtitle, "A Memoir of an Unlikely Marriage," and was hoping for more about how to love someone with views on life completely different than your own. The first part of the book was indeed about that topic: how she fell in love with a redneck soldier. The rest of the book is more about "condition yellow": what it's like to be married to a police officer/soldier who is always on guard. Notable quotations: Conflict is like a rope with a giant knot in it. You can't even begin to untie the knot if you are still pulling, pulling the knot tighter. After I have spoken I am surprised to find I feel stronger. There is a trill of fear, too, as I wait to hear his response, but overall it makes me feel both more solid and more free to declare my fears. I used to think speaking them aloud would force us to a breaking point. But now I realize it doesn't work that way. It's okay to say what you fear and what you want without guarantee of results. It is powerful, somehow, just to put your hopes and worries calmly into words. It's definitely better than not saying it, holding it in, and being angry at your partner for not understanding. [...:] It is not that honestly talking makes us agree or see the world the same way, but somehow it changes the distance between us from something vast, hard, and impenetrable into something tractable. At the end, the author reaches an epiphany of personal strength: About twelve months into the fifteen-month separation, on a neighborhood walk, you will stop short as you come to a surprising realization. While you are still anxious about your husband's safety, still miss his laugh, his smell, his strength, you nevertheless like your life. You smile at the irony in the fact that it took your being alone, took your husband 'abandoning' you, for you to learn that completeness is not bestowed upon you by a perfect partner. It does not come from your lover figuring you out and taking perfect care of you. It comes, instead, from deep inside you, from seeing your own limits and gently challenging yourself to move past them. It comes from facing adversity, and through it, discovering your own inner strength and wisdom. Overall, I am glad I read this memoir. I learned a lot about the motivations of hippy liberals, redneck soldiers, and everyone in-between.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Hữu Tài
Kenapa ya saya kasih bintang 2? Pertama karena yang paling saya ingat dari kisah ini adalah cara penceritaan yang membingungkan. Kadang Sassy -tokoh utama cerita- jadi orang pertama, lalu tahu2 jadi orang ketiga. Dan gaya bahasanya aneh sekali. Eh, biasa saja sebenarnya, mendekati Bahasa Indonesia yang baik dan benar. Tapi tidak hidup kalau disesuaikan dengan setting zaman sekarang. Lalu... saya harus baca ulang dulu, agar bisa menuliskan hal-hal lain yang tidak saya ingat sekarang.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Thích Giới Sân
Interesting charecters and backdrop, but the main charester was never developed enough for me to care about.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Đạt Lai Lạt Ma
I'm usually not a huge fan of short stories, i dont know why but i generally end up disapionted with them but, as usual Murakami does not disapiont in any way. I particularly liked "On seeing the 100% perfect girl one beautiful april morning" and "The Last Lawn of the Afternoon" I'm not 100% sure why i really took to those to stories but they stuck with me.
I listened to Crush It. Read by the author. And if you've ever heard Gary Vaynerchuk speak, you'll know that's half the experience. :) I disagree with a couple of points Gary made and believe they should've been explored further: 1- Passion is everything: While some people may have a single passion that defines their personality, I'm plagued with a plethora of passions that has made it extremely difficult for me to decide what to pursue, when and how. Yes, passion is important in choosing what business to create, but how do you deal with multiple passions, without feeling like you've compromised any of them? 2- Work extremely long hours: At one point Gary says that if you're not prepared to stay up late working on your business, then put the book down and move on. However, I believe that investing too much time - ALL the time - in your business creates more problems and obstacles than it helps to progress. Rather than encourage readers (listeners) to put in more hours, it would've been better to offer guidelines on how best to use one's time. Hard work and commitment are important, but they need to be placed in a healthy context that has room for social engagement as well as recreational activities. If you're already familiar with the importance of the Internet and how social media can be used to leverage your business and personal brand, then you may not find a great deal of new information in this book (but potentially high doses of inspiration).
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Phạm Thiên Thư
I found the book too preachy and quit in the middle of India.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Mark Boyle
this was one of the most emotionally draining books i've read in a long time. your heart soars and drops within 2 pages.
I was expecting something mindblowing but instead found something that seemed okay. I'm fine with that.
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.