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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lý Mẫn
I really liked this book. It's a different kind of love story.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Thùy Dương
Where to start? Jamie Fraiser & Claire Beauchamp have competition. Serious, fascinating competition. I want to stop everything and start the novel all over again. Reviewing this book, describing it is reminscent of trying to describe 'Outlander' 20 years ago. So just read it already so we can commence squeeing together.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Trí Việt
VIIST MY BLOG: thereadersheartstring.blogspot.com Author: Julie Kagawa Release Date: Feb 1, 2010 Age Group: Young Adult Publisher: Harlequin Page Count: 368 Sequel: The Iron Daughter (Winters Passage) Available At?: Amazon, B&N, Books-A-Million and Author's Site In the land of Nevernever, nothing is what it seems! Amazon Description: 'Meghan Chase has a secret destiny—one she could never have imagined… Something has always felt slightly off in Meghan's life, ever since her father disappeared before her eyes when she was six. She has never quite fit in at school…or at home. When a dark stranger begins watching her from afar, and her prankster best friend becomes strangely protective of her, Meghan senses that everything she's known is about to change. But she could never have guessed the truth—that she is the daughter of a mythical faery king and is a pawn in a deadly war. Now Meghan will learn just how far she'll go to save someone she cares about, to stop a mysterious evil no faery creature dare face…and to find love with a young prince who might rather see her dead than let her touch his icy heart.' This book and I, we had some beef. Don't get me wrong; this book was good, pretty good actually, but I know, I've read it before and I know, I've seen it before. This book was not very original. It appeared that it took bits from Narnia (even some lines reminded me exactly of the lines in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe), it has several elements of Alice in Wonderland which I'm really hoping was purposeful and a lot from the stunning Abarat Series by Clive Barker. It reminded me of Harry Potter in many aspects, from characters and plot, but the biggest similarity comes from the 80's film, The Labyrinth, and well, that was extremely annoying, yet at the same time interesting. The characters in this book were great for the most part, though I did question some of them quite often. For example and this is no spoiler, within the first few pages of the book, Meg gets mad at her best friend Robbie for making fun of some jock guy named Scott that she likes, which just made me think, b***h! Then after daydreaming about tutoring said jock which results in him threatening to ruin her social life after something involving computers and slander, the next day he is nice to her and she acts as if nothing happened and is once again fondling over him. Seriously!?! Good part, that Meg, doesn't show up often. I also didn't understand how her four year old half-brother, Ethan, was able to speak in complete sentences like he did. He is four and has perfect grammar . . . OK. Sure. Most of the other characters were OK for me, though Robbie/Puck was sorta of annoying at times, trying to be the joker/comic relief, but otherwise every one's personality was 90% believable. I loved the imagery in this book. The world was beautiful, but I could not shake the feeling that I saw it all before. The journey Meghan takes was very typical of fantasy stories, where the main character runs into magical creature/dilemma after magical creature/dilemma in order to help develop the world and characters as quickly as possible. There wasn't much breathing time for the reader to honestly know the characters that kept being introduced and appreciate their roles. But at the same time, the breakneck pace makes sure that you are never bored and that you want to know more! The story moves along nicely for the most part and in the end is deserving of its huge fan following, 'cus though I know this story, I still love and want to know more about this world! Story: 4/5 Pace: 4/5 Originality: 2/5 Characters: 3/5 Writing: 4/5 Ending: 3.5/5 In The End, A 3.4! VIIST MY BLOG: thereadersheartstring.blogspot.com Visit the Author, Julie Kagawa, Here: www.juliekagawa.com
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En un lugar de la Mancha, de cuyo nombre no quiero acordarme, no ha mucho tiempo que vivía un hidalgo de los de lanza en astillero, adarga antigua, rocín flaco y galgo corredor...
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Trịnh Minh Mẫn
I might not have chosen this to win the 2008 Newbery Medal (my official vote would have gone to Patricia MacLachlan's "Edward's Eyes"), but this is a story that should not be missed, and includes much material that is educational, intriguing, and at plenty of moments emotionally substantial. It's not too long, either, with plenty of pictures. I would recommend for anyone to give it a go.
** spoiler alert ** The last of the 3 books from Santiago.. I loved this books like I loved the others. I missed the interactions with her family, but I realize that being with an abusive boyfriend makes for the loneliness that was throughout this book. I was so pleased for her at the end.. and I hope she continues this series.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Jim Gaffigan
my people! well, you're all my people; good book
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Phan Kim Thanh
Best book of all of 4th grade! I LOVE IT!
Pretende Baudrillard, con este pequeño, oscuro y sobreintelectualizado escrito (como todos los demás que hizo), que olvidemos toda una vida de libros y análisis acerca del poder por parte de Foucault. “Es caduco”, escribe, mientras hace apologías a su mismo texto (en el que ya de entrada hace efectivo ejercicio de ese poder que denuncia en la denuncia misma de Foucault, en una doble espiral de ironías de sobreintelectualización retórica) asentado en buena parte en un discurso psicoanalítico… no entiendo cómo se siguen tomando en serio pensamientos y discursos provenientes de términos y asentamientos teóricos psicoanalíticos y tener el descaro de llamar a otro tipo de análisis “caducos”. En fin, interesante y vale la pena, pero finalmente me parece en toda su oscuridad, retórica y espirales de “supuesta complejidad” lo que Sokal y Bricmont bien han llamado “imposturas intelectuales” en su libro del mismo nombre…. o sea “apantallapendejismos”. Con este escrito me olvido un poco más de Baudrillard y refresco mis “foucaultismos”, así que algo le agradezco.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Sarah Dessen
Very interesting, and easy read book
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.