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This was John Grisham's first non-fiction book. He did a good job. It was an eye opening book. Sad though, learning the truth of how our justice system sometimes works.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
Another book read with HAnnah, one of our favorites.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Vương Trạch
Fantastic in every single ending...but the ending wask kinda sad..but I still loved it!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: abec
A little girl who is feeling very gray decides to liven up her world with colors and escapes into a magical painting where she plays and is finally happy. Until her bathtime :)
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Phạm Văn Chiêu
Really, really good. Great characters, great message, great read.
I really like Dorina. This is a great series. I hope there will be more books in this series.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Vương Hiểu Lỗi
I wanted to give this 5 stars because it was an excellent introduction to the concept of human rights, not just for kids but for all people. However, the print that accompanied many of the illustrations was in such a pale gray that it was difficult to read, and I didn't like the layout of the book, or the scribbles behind the chapter headings, or the font that the larger words were in. I did appreciate the presence of the complete text of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights at the end. Despite the negatives, I would still recommend this for classroom use or for any child (or adult!) interested in the subject.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Kenneth Grahame
Almost three centuries after the Fall of Hyperion, the Time Tombs open and Aenea, child of Brawne Lamia and Johnny Keats emerges. Along with a former hunting guide named Raul Endymion and android A. Bettik, Aenea goes on a journey to fulfill her destiny as the one who teaches. Only the Pax has other ideas. Can Aenea reach her goal without being captured by Father Captain de Soya of the Pax? With all the two star reviews out there, I wasn't expecting magic from Endymion. Imagine my surprise when I wound up enjoying it quite a bit. Endymion felt like rummaging through a box of old possessions you have fond memories of but have forgotten about. Only in this case, the memories are the hawking mat, the Consul's ship, the deactivated farcaster portals along the old river Tethys, and good old A. Bettik. And also The Shrike, but we won't say much about him other than to say he's still as efficient a killing machine as ever. While not as pants-shittingly awesome as the first two books, Endymion was still an engaging read and doesn't tarnish the memory of the first two. The former Web has changed quite a bit in the 274 years since the Fall of Hyperion. Without giving too much away, the Catholic church and the cruciforms have melded in a pretty logical way into the Pax, and the Pax doesn't want Aenea fulfilling her destiny one bit. It makes for a good read. Endymion, Aenea, and A. Bettik visit some exotic former Web worlds, undergo quite a few harrowing experiences, and wind up in a good place to set up the next book, Rise of Endymion. As engaging as I found Aenea and her people's travels on the raft, I somehow found the bad guys, de Soya and the rest, to be a more interesting cast. de Soya was efficient but conflicted and I almost found myself rooting for the poor cruciform-bearing bastard. Don't let all the negative reviews steer you away. All franchises lose some steam by the third installment. At least there were no Ewoks in it. For fans of the first two books, Endymion is not to be missed!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Robert T. Kiyosaki
I held off reading this becuase of its mixed views, and sadly, I was disappointed. The plot and characters were interesting, but the writing wasn't great. The dialogue seemed forced and it didn't always hold my interest. My boys liked it better than I did. Hopefully the next one will be better.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Mary Balogh
I had started out thinking that at its heart this book was a love story. But it is about so much more than that - love, coming-of-age, death, loss and sorrow. Murakami does an amazing job at putting complicated feelings into words. I loved how he keeps reminding one of the simplest pleasures of life all along the story - beauty of the sunset, walking on a moonlit path, smell of the coffee, freshness of a spring day, caress of a gentle breeze and of course music. It is only fair to give a part of the credit to Jay Rubin for 'the music of the words'. I did miss Muarakmi's bizarre,fantastic imagination. I have read three of his books so far and am amazed at how different an experience it was each time. My fondness for his work just keeps growing. I will close the review with an excerpt from the book where Murakami deftly expresses Toru's great distress at a point in his life where getting through even a single day is a great deal of pain. " Thinking back on the year 1969, all that comes to mind for me is a swamp-a deep, sticky bog that feels as if it's going to suck my shoe off each time I take a step. I walk through the mud, exhausted. In front of me, behind me, I can see nothing but an endless swampy darkness. Time itself slogged along in rhythm with my faltering steps. The people around me had gone on ahead long before, while my time and I hung back,struggling through the mud....."
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.