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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Cao Phú
جاده ی دمشق، "سه گانه"ای ست که دو بخش ابتدایی آن در 1898 و بخش سوم در 1904 منتشر شده. این نمایش نامه بهترین، و در عین حال پیچیده ترین اثر استریندبرگ قلمداد می شود، و پر از نمادهای اساطیری و عوامل روانشناختی ست. قهرمان، "بیگانه" در راه خود به درمانگاه روانی، از هفت ایستگاه می گذرد، و پس از رسیدن، منازل عبور را به شکلی معکوس، طی می کند، و بالاخره در گوشه ی خیابانی به منزل اول می رسد؛ "بی گناهان بیهوده متحمل رنج نمی شوند"! بخش بزرگی از این سه گانه را ایرج زهری به فارسی برگردانده است.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Akira Ikegawa
Well it just so happens that indulging my self-evaluative nature had many happy returns. Devoured on a return flight from the West Coast. I will probably refer to this book again, at some time of need. Hug me, Oprah. I'm on the fence about reading this book just to avoid being the cliche woman on the brink of 30 getting all self-evaluative...
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
The story was engaging enough to keep me going through the first book, but the writing style, the choppiness of the plot, and a seemingly endless list of plot surprises or plot items left unresolved doesn't have me invested enough to read the rest of the series. Also, I was a little bugged that I knew the major "secret" of the story several hundred pages before they finally revealed it in the book. I understand why she did it that way as most of the story wouldn't have had much of a basis for even being written, but then the whole story I was thinking, "Alright, let's get to the point here, I already know..."
It is a romance with all the elements you expect... It did have my crying at one point. Very typical chic read. Great excape from my text book I was reading!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Annie White
If you liked the secret life of bees, you will probably like this!
Faulkner's fastest book, and it's kind of a thrill to read if only for that reason. Of course, there's much more to it, and I think that in some ways the shifting perspectives technique here is more fluid and impressive than the Sound and the Fury. The scene of the family crossing the river is amazing...
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Gen-ichiro Yagyu
The subject matter of the book is interesting, but the author comes across as full of herself, prejudiced, classist, etc. The premise is that the author would attempt to live on minimum wage jobs without outside help. The message that it is extremely difficult, or impossible, to make do on minimum wage jobs is a very good and important one; unfortunately it’s spoiled by the tone of the book. The author seems to believe she is intrinsically better than others by virtue of having a PhD. In the end she repeatedly praises herself for being in spectacular shape and being able to physically do some difficult jobs like housecleaning; however, she herself mentions, in passing, that she’s only so fit because she’s had the benefit of gyms and trainers, and she only undertakes each job for a few weeks, so of course she manages! At times she writes things that try to make her sound not arrogant or prejudiced, but they seem more like they were stuck in half-heartedly. Overall a very disappointing book with an important message. Somebody else should write a popular book on the same topic, but without all of the nonsense.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Harvard Business Review
Most unrealistic meeting of aliens ever. Everybody's hella indifferent about this first contact.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Hans Christian Andersen
This book is the best so far in the series! I totally loved it. After kidnapping one of the Dominae vampires, Tanith, Sabina makes her way to the Queen Faery's court, where Tanith tries to set up a deal by giving Sabina the location of where her sister Maisie is being held, although she doesn't know the precise place. Will Tanith be honourable and keep to her end of the deal? I doubt it! But we'll have to wait and see! Sabina is soon off on the trail to find her missing twin sister, kidnapped by their vampire grandmother during a big fight between the vamps and the mages at the end of The Mage in Black (Book 2 in this series). This trail takes her to New Orleans, where she has to find a friend of Rhea's, a human voodoo priestess and her faery cross-dressing drag queen friend. Initially Sabina is reluctant to trust a human, but gives in as she knows there is no other way that she will be able to trace Maisie if she doesn't accept Zen's help. Sabina and Adam also meet a local werewolf, who gives her a lead to where some vamps might be staying, but instead vamps in the house, they find a pair of mages and some humans who are in a famous rock band together enjoying an orgy of sorts. Soon after they finished peeking through the windows they are attacked by a group of mages from the Caste of Nod. Immediately Sabina believes that the werewolf has betrayed her, but it wasn't her or her vampire contact. Stryx the owl also follows Sabina around a lot and they eventually capture him and perform a spell of sorts on him in the graveyard to try and get Maisie's exact location from him. She gets some very bizarre comments from him and at the same time her Chtonic magic does something rather new and strange! On this same night Zen's magic store gets attacked and so does Brooks, the faery. Very badly attacked as well and Sabina believes it was the werewolf again, but it wasn't! It was the same people who attacked her and Adam before and she has an idea of who the leak might be. And her gut instinct was correct! Brooks reinvents himself as Pussy Willow and manages to get rid of the leak once and for all! Sabina takes a sort of out of body vision quest in which she meets the ghost of David, her old vampire friend that she had to kill in the first book, who basically tells her that she has some very difficult decisions to make in the near future and whatever she does will have dire consequences. Through this vision she finds the exact location of where Maisie is being held, but before she can go and save her Sabina has to consult Orpheus, the leader of the mages and the faery Queen, who seems to take over the whole situation, giving out orders that no-one else really agrees to, but they have to accept because they need the faeries help. Sabina does as she always does though, and doesn't follow the orders at all. She decides to save Maisie by herself and leaves everyone else behind. However, Adam soon works out her plans, follows her and after a bit of a heated argument goes with her to save Maisie, but it doesn't go exactly to plan! well you didn't expect it to really did you? That would have been a very boring ending to the story. A huge fight entails and Sabina manages to save Maisie and eventually they all win! Yay!!! Can't say any more without giving away any more details! I loved how Sabina developed in this story. She finally gave into her emotions and she even manages to admit to Adam how she feels, using the big L word! I did wonder how much longer Adam would wait for her, and even though he was willing to give her time, I think she had to make a decision sooner rather than later, so she didn't keep stringing him along. I glad she didn't wait that long! Adam did annoy me at times. He's a Pythian guard and always will be, following orders to the letter, whereas Sabina does what she wants when she wants and Adam finds it hard to accept this in her. Even on the big fight night when Sabina goes off on her own, he throws a bit of a wobbly at her, despite knowing why she went off. I am glad they got together properly in the end though. Giguhl wasn't as funny this time round though as he had been dumped by the Vanity demon. I don't really know the details as they weren't revealed as such in this book, but I do know there is a short novella about this episode out, but it's not yet available over here in the UK - why not?!!! It's not necessarily essential to this story though, but I do like knowing all the details! Giguhl does have some funny moments with Brooks, who provided lots of laughs instead. Gighul tends to be more serious and has lots of close moments with Sabina giving her advice on matters of the heart, which I thought was a lovely side to him, especially after the breakdown of his whirlwind romance! Overall I totally loved this book. Glad Adam and Sabina got it together. Glad they found Maisie. Glad they got rid of the one who caused all this! Looking forward to reading the next one in the series, but I have to wait until January for the release!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Ths. Nguyễn Tiến Xuân
This may be the worst book I've read in years. I thought it would be sassy-smart b/c it's by the woman behind "Sex in the City," but it's just lame and trite.
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.