Francisco Hernandez từ Kokkina Chorafia , Greece

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11/23/2024

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2019-08-16 14:30

Kén Cá Chọn Canh - Tập 1 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Tùy Hầu Châu

Every bit as good as the rest of the series. A few pages to go. The next book is on the way and should be here in a few days.

2019-08-16 15:30

199 Dàn Bài Và Bài Văn Hay Lớp 6 (Tái Bản) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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Was immensely annoyed with it... until the very last page.

2019-08-16 16:30

Chuyện Con Mèo Và Con Chuột Bạn Thân Của Nó Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Luis Sepúlveda

Beautifully written as always, may not be completely into the story, but a good series none the less with new twists and turns that keep me reading anothe great addition a great world with well developed characters lets hear it for team "Awesome". Silver tongued devil is a definite read...hmm Cain maybe... the preview seems interesting! Yay well done Wells.

2019-08-16 17:30

Tủ Sách Tuổi Hoa - Chiếc Lá Thuộc Bài Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Thái Hải

A book where each "chapter" is written from a different point of view of several kids in middle school. Each telling their thoughts on whether Origami Yoda is a real future seer/profit? Is "The Force" really with this paper product on the end of the biggest odd-ball in the schools finger??

2019-08-16 18:30

Nhà Quản Trị Thành Công (Tái Bản 2018) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Peter F. Drucker

Original post at One More Page I wasn't sure what Austen to read this year until my book club did the choosing for me. Emma won as this month's choice of read, so I knew I was going to read it early this year. Then I came across Miss Match by Erynn Mangum and found out it was based on Emma. I didn't really like the former, and that made me wary with this book, thinking maybe I wouldn't like this either (but I kind of doubted that, since this is a classic, and I've liked Austen so far). Emma is about Emma Woodhouse, a 21-year-old woman who's swore never to marry not because of past hurts but because she feels that she is perfectly content with her life. This doesn't stop her from meddling with other people's affairs, though and she's decided to appoint herself a matchmaker for her new friend Harriet Smith, after she had proven that her matchmaking skills are good based on her old governess getting married to someone she matched her with. This meddling starts the mess in all of Emma's life as she finds her carefully laid out plans unraveled, and she realizes that maybe she doesn't always get it right. With a cast of other interesting and sometimes annoying characters, Emma finds out a thing or two about love from the most unexpected people. Talk about a slow reading. I know I read classics very slowly because of how it was written, but Emma is probably the book that I took the longest time reading, since it takes me about 2-3 days to finish a book. Emma took me more than two weeks. At times I wanted to stop reading and pick it up sometime else, but I know that if I do that, I will get completely lost in the story and would have to start again. Emma is highly amusing, even if it can get boring sometimes. I had to laugh at the long lines of dialogue -- and I mean pure dialogue since there wasn't much action being described as the characters talked. It made me imagine that they were all just standing around and talking in their long skirts and suits without really doing anything else but that. Sometimes I wonder if there was a point with all the dialogue and the number of names mentioned in the first few chapters got me so dizzy that I couldn't keep track anymore. Here's a not-so-secret: I spoiled myself with the ending. Somewhere during the first part of the book, I decided to go on Wikipedia and read about the novel just so I know what to expect. I read the summary and continued reading the novel, watching out for the key scenes mentioned in the synopsis. I don't think it made the novel less of a fun reading experience for me, but it did remove the surprise factor a bit. The thing I realized about Emma is how different the heroine is from the two Austen heroines I've read: Elizabeth Bennett and Anne Elliot. I read in a review once that people always read and liked Pride & Prejudice first, enjoyed Emma more but loved Persuasion. I find that I have a different type of relationship with the books because of the heroines. Elizabeth Bennett is someone I'd want to be friends with while Anne Elliot is someone I wanted to be. Emma Woodhouse, on the other hand, is someone I know I am before I can become Anne Elliot. It's like Emma is younger version of these two other heroines -- the not so mature yet still smart heroine that grows into a character you'd love if she decides to learn from her mistakes. Emma is flawed and annoying at times, and I can say that I related to her more than I expected I would. It's almost like looking in the mirror sometimes, and it's funny because it lessens the annoyance I had with Emma at the first parts of the book. I can say that Miss Match was definitely a lot like Emma, but even so, I find myself less irritated with Emma than Laurie. Maybe Laurie was really just irritating to me, period. It makes me wonder again if I was/am anything like Laurie, and if I saw the things I hated about myself in her. Maybe I did. The difference between Emma and Laurie is Emma seemed to have learned how to be a proper lady in the end while Laurie just kept on being...meddling. But that may be because it's a trilogy, and there's more character growth in the next books. But I digress. Emma is an enjoyable read, despite its length. Was I ever so glad when I finished it! It does get better by the third part of the book, so if you're reading it, just keep on because it gets interesting. While it's not my favorite Austen novel (this still goes to Persuasion), I liked Emma a lot more than I expected I would. Like the other Austens I've read, the ending made me sigh in happiness, and made me close the (e)book with a smile. :)

2019-08-16 19:30

Học Tiếng Hàn Thật Là Đơn Giản Dành Cho Người Mới Bắt Đầu (Kèm CD Hoặc Dùng App) - Tặng 24 Thẻ Câu Tiếng Hàn Thông Dụng Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

Jasper Fforde has the cleverness of about 5 normal people. I love how he weaves things together, and the tiny details that make you feel like you know something special about what's going on.

2019-08-16 20:30

Sổ Tay Kế Toán - Những Quy Định Mới Về Xử Phạt Vi Phạm Hành Chính Trong Lĩnh Vực Kế Toán, Kiểm Toán Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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A pilgrimage to City Lights Books in San Francisco, CA is special in discovering new books and writers. I chose this on one of my visits and was encapsulated by the visual clarity, striking imagery, and music of the words.

2019-08-16 21:30

Nguyễn Tài Cẩn - Học Giả "Bất Yếm, Bất Quyện" Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả

My absolute favorite Stephen King novel, and I've read them all. Extraordinary story.

2019-08-16 22:30

Học Viện Siêu Anh Hùng - Tập 1 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Kohei Horikoshi

Read this book with a clear mind. You should forget everything you ever learned in any magazine, from your circle of girlfriends (who've all been reading the same magazines), from any self-help book, from countless forums and blogs... drop it all. This book puts it to you plainly, in simple english, the inner workings of the male mind. It evens brings you perspective on how by giving in to your better judgement often leads to heartache. Steve puts everything straight foreward. He lets you in on the male game plan and even gives you tips on making your own. It not only helps you understand the men you are contemplating having a future with, but it helps you understand your relationship with the other men in your life.

2019-08-16 23:30

Xách Ba Lô Lên Và Đi - Tập 1: Châu Á Là Nhà. Đừng Khóc! (Tái Bản) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

If I could give this book more than 5 stars, I would! My emotions still haven’t settled down from the overload that Sweet as Sin subjected them to. My first encounter with Inez Kelley’s writing came about when I picked up her erotic contemporary novella Lipstick on His Collar which instantly shot her right into the list of authors that I absolutely must look out for. Even then, somehow I missed out on the fact that this was out until I saw someone on Goodreads who has read this story and fell head over heels in lust and in love with the book. And that is exactly what happened to me when I opened this sinful goody and delved into the very wonderful and beautiful story Inez Kelley has brought to life, that touched something deep inside of me & still refuses to let go. John Flannigan Murphy is the son of a hooker and never knew his father. When Reverend Alan Warner marries John’s mother and decides to “save” her from herself and the world of sin, John’s life takes a turn for the worse when his mother dies succumbing to breast cancer. From 11 years of age till he had turned 16, John had borne the brunt of his stepfather’s hatred towards him and the constant physical and emotional abuse which had known no bounds. Protecting his half-sister Gina at all costs had been their mother’s dying wish which John fulfills too well when he is sentenced to serve time for manslaughter. Now a young adult fiction author who goes by the name of J. B. Flannigan, John is a tormented soul who lives at the very edge of the destructive path he has chosen for himself until he meets his new neighbor who manages to worm her way into his heart and other emotions which has no place in his life; until there is no place to run or hide from how feels. Sexy, beautiful and vibrant pastry chef Livvy Andrews, owner of Sugar Shack knows from the first moment she lays eyes on the ruggedly handsome John Murphy with his deep navy blue eyes; a man she knows is made for hard work, hard play and heartache right in that very order, Livvy’s instincts are dead on when the first thing she wants to do is bolt and stay as far away from her delectable new neighbor as possible. But Livvy’s fascination for a man who makes her feel things that she has never ever felt before by just merely fastening his blue-eyed gaze on her propels her towards John and his lethal brand of seduction like a moth to flame and before she knows it, Livvy is hopelessly ensnared and head over heels in love with John against her better judgement as well as that of others who are close to her. John’s only intention when he meets Livvy is to have a hot and heavy affair with her until their explosive affair runs its due course. But his best laid plans go all awry when his 38 year old heart begins to hope for the very first time in his life for things that John has long since decided he is not worthy of, and to him Livvy signifies everything that he doesn’t deserve right from the cinnamon colored curls on the top of her head to her delectable toes and every inch in between that tempts him unlike anything else has in his life. Piece by piece, with the help of Gina, Livvy begins to piece together the complexity of the man she has fallen for, and is determined to stay beside regardless of whatever John might throw her way to run from the depth of the feelings that develop and overwhelm both of them within such a short span of time. And it is a battle that Livvy almost succeeds in winning until John throws in her face the one thing from her past that would serve as the deal breaker, breaking her heart and very soul in the process. Told from both Livvy and John’s points of views, the story that unfolds right along with the sizzling attraction between John and Livvy is of the kind that you wouldn’t want to put down even for a moment. Inez Kelley certainly pulls no punches with this one, whether it be the intense connection that springs up between John and Livvy from day one to details of John’s past that are horrifying and heartbreaking to even think of. The side characters are well developed lending a rich feel to the emotionally gut-wrenching story that takes place which left me reeling from the intensity of each and every emotion that coursed through me. Protectiveness for a boy who learnt to fight his battles from day one and learnt to deal with the evil side of life with his talent for spinning a dark tale to keep the monsters away, surged deep within me and am sure every reader that has picked up this book would feel the same way. I hurt and bled for John as I read along, wanting to love him, to brush the lock of hair that tends to fall on his forehead aside and place a kiss right there and cherish him for everything he has been and everything he is and so much more. Livvy’s character is so very endearing and so beautiful inside and out, and exactly what John needs to face his demons and lay his past to rest, because he deserves nothing less. There are no magical solutions to ANY of the problems discussed at length in the novel which makes it one of the utmost favorite erotic contemporary romances I have read to date. The characters from John’s stories lend something extra to the story giving it an edge that certainly makes one sit up and notice Inez Kelly’s ability to spin a tale worth re-reading from time to time. I think I can go all night long rehashing what made this story work for me and why I would recommend it to every single person I know, because yes, it is that good. And I couldn’t have asked for more in a hero, a heroine or the very well done love scenes of the wicked and tender variety that took place leaving me hungry for more of the same from the author. If this is what Inez Kelley can do with a full length novel, I say bring it on! I would be one of the first ones to queue up to buy the book – even if it were to be sold in the remotest corner of the world. For the review with quotes: http://bit.ly/hNHQxR

Người đọc Francisco Hernandez từ Kokkina Chorafia , Greece

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.