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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Vũ Đình Hòe
Great follow up to Moon Called, more interesting information about the main characters and fresh new characters - some a bit creepy.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Ban từ điển KHKT
I liked some of these stories better than others.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Võ Diệu Thanh
رواية جميييلة جدا ومشوقة ،لا أستطيع ان اعبر عن مدى اعجابي بها اقتباس ان حقد الصهيونيه على المسيحية قديم ومؤامرتها ضد الاسلام والمسلمين لاتخفى على احد،وليس وراء هذه القصة من هدف سوى ان تعيد للأذهان حلقة من سلسلة طويلةمن العداء الصهيوني ،ضد الانسانية جمعاء،لعل العالم المسيحي والعالم الاسلامي أيضا يدركان خطر الموقف ومايحفل به المستقبل من كوارث يطويها الحقد الصهيوني في قلبه الاسود منذ قرون طويلة ولعل ذلك يكون ناقوسا يدق في عنف يوقظ النيام وسماسرة السياسة والمتلاعبين بالالفاظ وأدعياء البطولة كي يعلموا ان الامر جدا خطيروان المعركة حاسمه
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
The first truly Modern Theatre piece to hot the mainstream. It remains the world's "Most Produced" and my favorite play for a reason.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Brian Tracy
Great book! Charlie, Mr. Wonka, and his family aboard the first ever space hotel!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Hồ Biểu Chánh
I plan to order this book soon Update: LOVE THIS ONE
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Rien Ono
I wanted to revisit this book and I am currently listening to the audio version which has gotten really good reviews. I look forward to it because I love this book. Claire Danes does an outstanding job reading this book. The Handmaid's Tale is an exceptional book and I highly recommend this edition to anyone who listens to audio books.
Well, that was certainly much better than expected! Probably 3.5 stars. A friend gave me this book in February of 2006 and it has taken me this long to read it. I haven't really wanted to read it. I was actually taking it off the shelf to put in a give-away pile, but opened it and read the first couple of paragraphs, which led me to read it instead of give it away unread. You have to relax about your beliefs and preconceived notions to enjoy this at all. I was fascinated by the ideas that the author had as to how Jesus came to understand who he was. It reminded me a little of Harry Potter (I know, I know) in that the author tells of Jesus accidentally using power he had no idea he had or understood at first. And she has him coming to a limited knowledge of his purpose at the age of 8. The whole book comprises a span of time just over one year, when Jesus is 7 and 8. In some ways it felt very 'slow', but it never dragged for me. I found it very interesting.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Ngô Kiến Vinh
I thought this book was excellent! Parenting is so hard...and although I know it will continue to be difficult, I felt like this book gave me some great strategies.
I had a hard time picking out a star rating for this book. Three felt too generous and two felt too stingy. As much as I liked certain aspects of it, it was let down by what I saw as several serious problems. The premise is attractive: a man named Jonas wakes up to find himself apparently the last living soul on Earth, microorganisms and plants excluded. Glavinic takes a very interesting approach here, following Jonas's path through his hometown of Vienna in his attempts to find other people and/or discover what happened to everyone. Other reviewers here have referenced the obvious comparisons, I Am Legend and The Quiet Earth, and I agree that those are more successful books. The problem is that Glavinic starts out with such a huge premise... and then sort of makes it the backdrop for an exploration of the self fracturing in circumstances of extreme, traumatic isolation. That's how I interpreted it, anyway. But this would have worked better had there not been so many hints that other forces might be at work, that some immense payoff was imminent. The sheer length of the book works against the premise, as well. Around page 200, I got annoyed and started skimming. Around page 300, things finally seemed to be happening again, and I re-entered the story, both relieved and disappointed to realize I hadn't missed much. If the whole book was meant to be about one man coming undone in an inexplicably emptied-out world, Glavinic does the reader no favors by subjecting him or her to nearly 400 pages of it. A final concern is that several obvious factual questions aren't addressed: If all the people are gone, how does the power stay on? If insects, birds, and mammals disappear, how does environmental collapse not follow in fairly short order? Did these things need to be dealt with? Perhaps; perhaps not. In its favor, the writing itself (with the caveat that this is a translation) is excellent. Settings are exquisitely rendered; Vienna itself is almost a secondary character here. Glavinic writes with a clear sense of who his protagonist Jonas is. Tension builds. A creeping sense of dread hangs over the book: you get the sense something awful is going on. (The only problem is that this great build-up then goes around in circles.) There's a lot here that is thought-provoking and worthy and good, but in the end, it doesn't all come together. Writing all this, I've finally realized which book this reminded me of the most: Murakami's Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. There are thematic similarities: an exploration of the self, cities as symbolic constructs, mysteries hanging just beyond the protagonist's grasp. Murakami did this much, much better (as if anyone who knows me didn't see that comment coming), delivering the payoff but still ending on a note that is at once wrenching, mind-blowing, and yet intimate. Night Work didn't need to be a American-style thriller to work, but it's too long for the psychological insight and intimacy it's trying for, about 25% of it being skimmable. The verdict: Long literary foreplay but no shag at the end; instead of putting out, your partner drags you out of bed to eat popcorn and watch a documentary.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lỗ Kiệt
两本Baby Wise书籍都清晰明了且很有帮助。 我们没有遵循这封信,但我们将其用作对育儿观点的基础。 对于Sophie来说,效果非常好。
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.