Sael Simard từ Koumaris , Greece

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05/17/2024

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2019-10-11 10:30

Smart Partners: Building Successful Relationships in Business and Life Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Jim Burba

Corrinne is spoilt. You can tell from the first chapter that she has a very shallow personality, so much so that I didn’t enjoy reading her narration. I think this is what Gwendolyn Heasley was going for - especially based on the prologue - and she achieved it brilliantly. While in Texas Corrine gradually starts to change, she is influences by the people around her and she slowly becomes a different person for the experience. Of course, there are a few anecdotes along the way. This was a quick read and a feel good book. I wished we had a bit more time for character interaction towards the end, however, things wrapped up neatly with a little bit left for the imagination. I’d suggest this book on a rainy day.

2019-10-11 11:30

Sau Những Giọt Nước Mắt - Tái bản 03/2009 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Bùi Bình Thi

It wasn't my favorite John Irving book by any means. It seemed to take a long time to plow through it, and I just didn't like the characters as much as I did in A Prayer for Owen Meany or some of his other books. It still has that John Irving style of narrative and humor though.

2019-10-11 12:30

Để Niềm Tin Toả Sáng Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Đức Nam

The opening essay of this book is lovely and very insightful. Unfortunately, to my taste, the author's sort of lyrical tone doesn't work well for the entire length of a book. I think I would've liked this better if there were photos or at least drawings illustrating some of the author's points. And also if he'd done up a bibliography. I frankly had a hard time believing some of the points he makes that are meant to come across as shocking revelations. (I've had no luck finding information about the "red star delivery" that apparently gives you a free upgrade to next day delivery through the USPS just by drawing a red star next to the address.)

2019-10-11 13:30

Ơ Kìa, Làng Bóng Trong Mắt Tôi Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Phan Đăng

One of my favorite retelling stories. The retelling genre is a lot more abundant than you'd think, and this is one of my favorites. =)

2019-10-11 14:30

Những Cuộc Đời Song Hành - Đời Các Nhân Vật Kiệt Xuất Hy Lạp, La Mã Cổ Đại (tập 1) - Tủ Sách Tinh Hoa Tri Thức Thế Giới Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Plutarque

the sequel to ender's game. it was a little hard to get into but once you get into it, you can't stop until you finish. very different from the first but you need to know the background to fully appreciate this one. i especially liked it because card is able to address the issue of "gray" that gets lost so often in our nature when it's easier to think it's "us" against "them."

2019-10-11 15:30

Năng Lực Kết Nối Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Saj-Nicole Joni

I've owned around 5 copies of this book since I was ten, but I keep giving them away because I want to share the love. It's beautiful, cerebral, funny and inspiring. The author says, "We conjure things in our own minds to fulfill the requirements we have. Obviously there was something inside Milo that was trying to understand the real joys of life, which are learning and being involved in things."

2019-10-11 16:30

Con Sẽ Là Một Em Bé Hạnh Phúc Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

edisi Indonesianya koq gada di GR ya?? mm...Judulnya ga sesuai sm isinya. ketipu haha... Ingat sodara2,,ini buku ttg pembunuhan. Tp ga kreatif ah,,pembunuhan telor dadar terus :D Tp ada yg bagus juga nih kata2-nya si Nora: "perawatan pria" wakakaks..

2019-10-11 17:30

Cuốn Sách Lớn Rực Rỡ Về Kỹ Năng Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Liesbet Slegers

Gets kind of raunchy and changed totally midway through--became a different book almost--but I loved it.

2019-10-11 18:30

Ngụ Ngôn Về Các Sinh Vật Nước Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

Just started. I've laughed and cried already and am only a couple of chapters into it. I can't imagine getting cancer, but breast cancer is in my line now that my grandmother is suffering from it. **Update** I just finished, and I'd love to give this book more stars, but I feel it would be overly generous. I really liked Kelly at the beginning of the book, and I really WANTED to like her by the end, but just couldn't relate. A few things bothered me. I didn't like reading with a pen in my hand to mark out the offensive language. I am not a prude, and I even think that some basic swearing can occasionally add to the realism of a situation, but one thing that gets to me is the use of the so-called f-bomb. I don't want to qualify when it should be used (if ever), but it is especially off-putting when it's thrown into an average scenario or situation. Not loving that. I just think there is a better, classier way to communicate. (If you'd rather borrow my censored copy, just let me know). Another thing is she takes the Lord's name in vain so much that I started blacking that out, too. I found it interesting that for someone who doesn't believe in God, His name is her favorite swear word. The story--well, it has many poignant passages, and some that are hilarious. I admit, though, that several times I just want to say "buck up, girl, you are not 10 anymore." Kelly has an incredible relationship with her dad--what a guy!--but I don't think she appreciates her mom as much as she should. Yeah, they're different, but for me, when she spoke about her mom, it was usually a complaining whine and it grated on my nerves. Her Mom sounds like a saint...but maybe that's what bothered her. She says over and over that she is a Corrigan, through and through. While I LOVE the family banter, the nick names, the bonding, I didn't buy that she was 100% Corrigan. Her dad is an upbeat, gregarious, optimistic, faith-filled, mass-going man. Kelly is really funny, but besides that part I didn't see a ton that made her a cookie cutter copy of her Dad. I think she does a good job of portraying our humanity realistically. All of us are far from perfect, we lose it, we take things for granted, we act stupid, selfish and impatient. I appreciated her ability to find beauty in every day situations. I didn't like reading about her losing her virginity. I don't need the details about it, even if it is to prove thatshe was ditching the Catholic church's teachings. Yes, plenty of people do that, but it didn't add anything to the book to detail the situation. The main problem I have is relating to someone who has zero faith in God. I can't handle the whole agnostic yuppie mentality of "we are living in the Bay Area, therefore we are more enlightened than you." Faith is such a driving force in my life that I cannot believe her when she says that God cannot cure cancer, that He cannot work at the "cellular level." Yet, by the end of the book, her mother (portrayed as a simpleton) believes that a healing is a miracle and attributes it to faith and prayers. Kelly can't agree about the miracle, but she also can't give any other explanation as to why the healing happened. But it sure is quaint that people prayed. And the title...The Middle Place. It's a reference to still being reliant on your parents--still being their child--while simultaneously being a parent, too. I guess I thought that this "place" was more likely to occur in your 20's. Kelly is pushing 40 at the end of the story. Maybe it's because I was married young and experienced the "middle place" (still needing mom and dad to take care of me somewhat) during my 20's. I can't imagine being there now, let alone at 40+. Maybe it's a generational thing, as more and more people marry later in life, so are dependent on their parents for longer periods of time, and that dependency spills over into what historically has been a more mature period of life (30's). I expected more of an 'ah-ha' moment at the end of the book, but it never happened. I can't figure out where her growth took place...for example, toward the end she's meeting with a nutritionalist who is trying to help her adjust her diet so there is less of a chance for recurrence. She makes fun of everything the nutritionalist says, balking at the idea of cutting back on alcohol to save her life. I kept thinking that the medical institution just SAVED her, yet where is the respect? The appreciation? What do you think? Have you read this? I would be interested to know your opinions. Personally, despite the rave reviews elsewhere, if I had to do it over I'd skip this book.

2019-10-11 19:30

Những Ngày Đen Tối (Phần 4 Series Skulduggery Vui Vẻ) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Derek Landy

The idea was kind of cooler than the actual book. I liked it better as a short story, but still a good read.

Người đọc Sael Simard từ Koumaris , 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.