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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Susan Coolidge
My life changed in unimagined ways when my best friend completed suicide 3 and a half years ago. Until recently the experience left me with the feeling that she had the right idea. If it hurts leave it. Right? No, not right. How many times have we heard or thought about appreicating the people in our lives now? Too many to count yet we forget. We are too busy, too something. Or maybe we just think they know. The reason everyone needs to read this book is to relearn the lesson: We aren't too busy and so what if they do know. Tell them/show them again. And again. Then again. It makes living more worth it for all of us. Read it.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Highlights
it was entertaining, but I missed the "cree blackness" of it. No supernatural stuff. That's probably why I only gave in a "ok".
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
Good book, good characters, very enjoyable.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Miyamoto Musashi
Perhaps the best of the Dresden Files, Butcher takes a narrative chance on tying up the loose ends of Harry Dresden's life before his metamorphosis into something else. Sometimes a little sluggishly paced for a Dresden book; this effort could have been trimmed. Still, it was worth it to see Dresden get an amazing gift (view spoiler). I was moved and thrilled by this book, and hope that Butcher follows through with the radical narrative change he seems to be proposing in this book.
A lot of characters, but it was still good.
I really like this book! It's an really helpful book because it teaches me how to be positive and have a better relationship with other people. In the story, Dale Carnegie, the author, told about his life experiences. For example, he once faced a big problems, but instead of feeling depressed, he tried to think positively, and the problem was solved shortly after. This book really helps me on how to face problems and solve them easily without any troubles.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Choi Sook Hee
Is it politically correct to call a dead teen a corpsickle? In Generation Dead author Daniel Waters introduces concepts that surpass political corectness -- things like peer pressure, prejudice, and violence towards misunderstood minority groups. In this book the minority group is a group of teens who have been dead and have come back to life. The Generation Dead are called by some interesting (and funny) names such as "living impaired" and "differently biotic." Even though the concept is far-fetched the story does make you think about the way that we treat people or groups of people we may not know much about.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lý Tuệ Thanh
Despite the mediocre movie, this was a great book. Wry, funny and self-deprecating look at growing up in the midst of total dysfunction.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Huỳnh Việt Hùng
I loved this book. As a former psychology major who is a pop music junkie, I really enjoyed this book. I feel like I learned a lot, however, I need to read more on the subject. The need to read more, is not due to a lack information on the author's part, but the need to revisit this information again to absorb more. As there was a lot of neurological terms, the book was a tad dry and difficult at times as I am not very scientific minded or knowledgeable (I have limited knowledge of the brain from psychology studies, but a lot of it was forgotten.) I am sure people in science would find this a fluffy easy read. I think any informative non-fiction will be a little dry in parts to lay people who read it. Overall, it's good. Anyone who read this recommend another book on this topic?
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Phạm Quang Lưu
I read this book compulsively. I often don't like modern/experimental writing, but this one really worked for me. I felt like every element was carefully considered and added something valuable. It was a piece of art and a good story.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Haruki Murakami
审稿人:亚马逊上的罗纳德·谢尔(Ronald Scheer)由诺贝尔和平奖获得者希林·埃巴迪(Shirin Ebadi)撰写,这本具有高度可读性的回忆录专为美国读者提供,以帮助他们了解伊朗伊斯兰共和国,因为这两个国家继续保持冲突路线的一切面貌。尽管伊朗(波斯)可以回顾3000年的历史,但对政治历史的近期记忆可以追溯到1953年美国中央情报局(CIA)协助推翻其民选总理莫萨迪(Mossadegh)。正如埃巴迪所记得的那样,自那时以来的50多年间,我们两国之间有时隐瞒,有时是公开敌意的记录,导致了当前有关伊朗发展核能力的争端。这些年来,有许多有关外部人士的书,包括西方国家的伊朗人(例如这本书的合著者Azadeh Moaveni,他的“口红圣战”(Lipstick Jihad)讲述了他在加利福尼亚长大后重返伊朗)是由外部人士撰写的。这本书提供了内部人士对1979年沙阿国王(Shah)倒台以来的岁月的看法,并从女性的角度讲述了这种经历,不仅描述了她失去法官职业地位的经历,而且失去了维护其身份的努力,她的正直,最后是她的生命,因为她被一个急于消灭对强硬政府的任何抵抗的死亡小队所标记。她不愿离开自己的国家,而长期的朋友和同伙则逃往西方,特别是在1980年代与伊拉克的旷日持久的流血战争中,她仍然落后,利用她的法律培训来捍卫妇女和儿童,该国伊斯兰领导人的极端保守主义损害了人们的福利。在进行改革的过程中,她还试图为政府最压制性恐吓措施的学生受害者争取正义。同时,她抚养了一个家庭并且从未失去希望-即使在被捕后使她入狱了一段时间-推动革命的民主理想终有一天会实现。
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.