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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Trang Tử
poorly written. so much potential unlived.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Thị Ninh
Hrmmmmmm...well, I was very keen to finally read a Dave Eggers novel, after hearing much praise by several friends. Maybe I should've started with Staggering Work Of A... cuz I wasn't too excited with this book. I am a bit unsure how I feel about Eggers. Sometimes, if in the right mood, I kinda like his writing style. Other times I can't stand it and want to throw the book down (and do). This book started off well - I was into it, I thought it was hip & weird & tangential in a good way. Then if kinda flattened out. At one point I hadn't read from it on over a week, not a good sign. And then I told myself- ok , just finish Velocity so you can move on to another book, dammit! Still...there were certain beautifully crafted sentences and certain exceptionally well-captured feelings and moments. I just don't know if I'll read him again - well, yes, i probably will. Maybe this wasnt his best. any Eggers fans have any feedback??
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Pierdomenico Baccalario
School’s out for the summer and Babymouse and her family are off to the beach. Babymouse goes surfing, gets sunburned, goes snorkeling, builds an awesome sandcastle, and rides the bumper cars on the boardwalk. She’s having lots of fun, but she wishes that she had someone cool to play with. Babymouse learns that sometimes friends come in weird places. Probably my least favorite of the Babymouse series, this still features the best parts about Babymouse-- crazy fantasy/daydream sequences and caustic commentary on life's little issues, as well as yelling at the narrator.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Võ Văn Ba
Wonderful book. I loved it!!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Ernest Hemingway
If you're at the least bit interested in gender or politics, PLEASE read this book. Traister offers some insight into why the American public views Palin, Clinton and countless other female politicians through such a gendered and biased lens. I used this book during my thesis covering women and politics earlier this year. Sadly, I discovered that Big Girls Don't Cry serves as proof that although women won the vote many years ago...we still have a long way to go in terms of equality in the public sphere.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
I didn't want to read it, but glad I did.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Bảo Thương
Inheritance may as well have been written by the gods. Earlier I thought it was impossible to name a favorite book, but I'm positive I've found one. Inheritance concludes the Inheritance saga with reverberating blows. Christopher Paolini has outdone probably everyone's expectations with this. Inheritance included intense details, suspenseful moments, shockers, surprises, character depth, depth into the mysteries of Alagaesia, and a tale well worth reading again and again. Paolini truly brings the feelings and emotions into the story. At each event, you feel like you've been fighting through Alagaesia to kille Galbatorix with the characters all along. When Eragon enters the Rock of Kuthian and finds the next generation of dragons, great feelings of joy will go throughout you. Or when Arya suddenly flies in with her dragon. Or through all of Roran's crafty plans and battles. When Queen Islanzadi dies. Paolini makes these events come to life. He makes you share your joy, grief, and committment. The book might have hordes of pages, but at the end, readers will still crave more. Inheritance is a must read for anyone who likes action, fantasy, or mysteries, wants to get away from this world and experience a great story, or gave up on this astounding series book one. Inheritance gets 5 dragons out of five.
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I just finished this book tonight. I read the last 200 pages in basically one sitting. I would certainly recommend it to anyone who enjoys love stories.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lê Trung
This was my favorite of this series. I enjoyed every entry (except for the 'Bodies' essay....yuck)
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Công Cát
For me, reading a play is kind of ”one man performance”, and totally different experience comparing to the very same play’s performance at theatre or in film form. I consider them as three different versions of one story. گفتن از شکسپیر و آثارش به تابو می ماند. کمتر کسی شهامت دارد بگوید از این یا آن اثر شکسپیر، خوشش نمی آید. یا عیب و ایرادی بر یکی از آثار او بگیرد. این واویلا بیشتر می شود وقتی انگلیسی، زبان دوم یا سومت باشد، و با ادبیات و زبان کهنه ی انگلیسی قرن شانزدهم بکلی بیگانه باشی! بهررو، منی که شکسپیر را اکثرن به زبان فارسی خوانده ام، و برخی از آثارش را در تیاتر و سینما به زبان های دیگر دیده ام، شهامت ابراز نظر ندارم. این که آثاری نظیر مکبث، تاجر ونیزی، شاه لیر، طوفان و... را بیشتر دوست داشته ام تا مثلن رومئو و ژولیت، یا رام کردن زن سرکش را، صرفن یک سلیقه ی شخصی ست. گرفتاری دیگرم آن است که هر بار اجرایی از یکی از آثار شکسپیر را دیده ام، هرچه در ذهن داشته ام، فروریخته، چرا که هر کارگردان تیاتر یا سینما، یا هر بازیگری آن را به شکلی نشان داده یا بازی کرده است، گاه بکلی متفاوت با اجرای قبلی یا بعدی. مثلن تمامی اجراهای "لارنس اولیویه" از شکسپیر، یا مجموعه ی تله ویزیونی بی بی سی و کمپانی شکسپیر، که روی دی وی دی هم موجود است، کارهایی ست درخشان با بازیگران و کارگردانانی همه شکسپیر شناس. به عنوان مثال "ریچارد سوم" با اجرای "لارنس اولیویه" بکلی قضاوتم را در مورد این نمایش نامه، در هم ریخت. با این همه دیدن هملت در چهار اجرای متفاوت، "لارنس اولیویه"، "کوزنتسف" (کارگردان و شکسپیرشناس روسی)، یا اجرای شگفت "درک جاکوبی"، و بالاخره هملت "کنت برانا"، آدم را در انتخاب، سر درگم می کند! غیر از اینها، آنچه در طول سال ها در ذهنم باقی مانده، دو اجرای شگفت "فرانکو زفیرلی" از "رام کردن زن سرکش" (با بازی "ریچارد برتون" و "الیزابت تیلور") و زیباترین "رومئو و ژولیت"ی که در عمرم دیده ام از "فرانکو زفیرلی"، یا اتللوی "اورسون ولز"، اتللوی "سر گئی باندارچوک"، و البته اتللوی "لارنس اولیویه"، یا هملت با بازی "ریچارد برتون"، هملت با بازی "کریستوفر پلامر"، هملت با بازی "درک جاکوبی"، و هملت با بازی "لارنس اولیویه" با همه ی کهنگی هم چنان درخشان اند. و فراموش نکنم عظیم ترین اجرای "شاه لیر" با بازی لارنس اولیویه را و ... اگر بهر کدام آثار شکسپیر فکر کنم، و اجراهای شگفتی که از آنها دیده ام... The most wonderful Hamlet films I’ve ever seen are: one with Lawrence Olivier as Hamlet (1948), a black and white version directed by Grigori Kozintsev (Russian, 1964), one with Richard Burton as Hamlet (1964), notable made-for-television, Hamlet starring Christopher Plummer (1964), the 1980 BBC version directed by Rodney Bennett with Derek Jacobi as Hamlet, and the last one Hamlet made by Kenneth Branagh (1996). این نمایش نامه اولین بار با ترجمه ی مسعود فرزاد و با توضیحات و حواشی از مترجم، توسط بنگاه ترجمه و نشر کتاب در 1336 منتشر شده، که بعدها به چاپ دوم و سوم هم رسید. ترجمه ی دیگری از هملت از م. به آذین (محمود اعتمادزاده) است که در دهه ی چهل شمسی منتشر شده و بعدها به چاپ های پنجم و ششم رسید.
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