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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Trần Đăng Khoa
This book should be mandatory in colleges/graduate schools. Social business is definitely a visionary concept. Yunus is a true good person, he devoted his entire life taking people out of poverty. He is inspiring and worth listening to. Finally someone who thinks more than one step ahead!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
This text is good, but seemed a bit slipshod in the editing. Many of the same ideas are worked out in a more sophisticated way in Fox's The Coming of Cosmic Christ.
really interesting book about investment and the impact of globalization (if you are interested in that kind of thing!). really opened my eyes to how small our world is and the impact of the masses on global investment.
The author is a well-known graphic designer who has produced some of the most recognized and unusual book jackets in contemporary fiction (i.e. Jurassic Park). His work is said to transform a book from a medium for written words to a thing in itself, an 'object of art, as well as literature.' In his own book, Kidd continues to blur the line between art and words. The Cheese Monkeys follows an art student through the first year of state university. Anyone who has endured a freshman year at any college will identify and laugh out loud at his encounters with students, faculty, and bureaucracy. It is deep and funny. Some say it is an argument for a certain philosophical interpretation of graphic art. (Message over Form?) Of course, that discussion is both over my head, and beyond any field of study I ever endured. I just think it is a fantastic, fascinating look into academia, art, and the off-beat people usually found in both. Many reviewers don't care for the spiraling, out-of-control ending. I actually think it might be central to the book. Anyone who has pulled an 'all-nighter' (or two) may identify with swirl of real, and perhaps imagined, events leading to the crash ending. The build-up of tensions throughout the book are not unlike the high-intensity days and weeks of cramming and sleepless nights before the end of the term - sometimes ending well, sometimes not, but almost always filled with self-induced melodrama, angst, and a feeling that things will never be 'normal' again. (Or maybe I just spent too long in school ;)) I know after reading this book, I will never look at commercial art or advertising images the same way ever again!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
I really enjoyed this book it has very interesting world and people. I can't wait until the next one in the series comes out!
about to read this.
This book was phenomenal in English, but reading it in its native format blew me away even more! Ruiz Zafon (sin accentos) is one of the most gifted writers and I would go so far to say on the same par as Garcia Marquez. His character development, intonation, and coherence is beautiful and really made me feel suspense (that doesn't happen in books often). If you can't read Spanish pick up the Shadow of the Wind in English. I recommended it to my professors in Mexico and it all blew them away as well. WORTH THE READ.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Mick Shippen
This book made me think about love.
This was a really short but sweet story about two old friends falling in love. Riley left his bad-boy days behind and leads a quiet and responsible life as a farmer in Apple Trail, Arkansas. Shellie just needs to take a breather from her overbearing mother, so she decides to visit her old friend Riley. What she doesn't count on is the white-hot, sizzling attraction between them. She knows Riley finds her attractive but why is he always rejecting her? Riley and Shellie were really sweet and hot together. Riley was sometimes a bit too serious for my tastes and his hang ups a little exaggerated (i.e. he doesn't want to involve himself and Shellie in anything remotely adventurous, like driving fast or swimming in the pond). I don't think those things are too dangerous, so his seriousness sometimes annoyed me a little. Overall, this was a really enjoyable novella and I'm going to catch up on the first book in the series, Parker and Stephanie's story Through the Wall. Of course, I would have liked this book to be longer and explore more of Riley and Shellie's relationship but I guess that's very often the case with novellas:)
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Genevieve White
A story about first loves and ties that bind. After public humiliation beautiful Katie McKenna has deteremined that she will lead a life of safety - even in matters of love. She takes the stance that practical, steady, depedable love is better than love that makes the heart skip a beat. Little does she know that her predicatable, dependable, bland life is about to be turned on its head when her handsome ex-boyfriend dances back into her life. She had packed away the passion of her youth into a box in the back of heart and moved into a cookie cutter life and a love-less engagement made out of the practicallity of steadiness and dependability. All the while justifying that she was holding true to "love is a choice" biblical standard. Her fiance is Dexter - a graduate of MIT. He is bland and boring - and worse yet unkind and unforgiving. Luc - the dashing ex is now a multimillionaire and he has his eyes set on making things right with Katie. This book is a sweet story of facing past mistakes and humiliation and learning what forgiveness and love are. It is about learning not to be defined by the things that happen in our lives but defining our lives by those beliefs we hold dear - operating in Christ. The only thing that bothered me - and this may seem silly - is the cover. I could not stand the fact that in the book Katie is a red-haired, green-eyed irish girl yet the book cover shows a brunette dark-eyed lady. Thank you B&B Communications for this review copy.
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.