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2019-10-19 20:30

Hoàng Tử Và Chú Bé Nghèo Khổ Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Mark Twain

i can't say ds is is as captivating as The Hunger Games series, haha, but I think I'm starting to like this book. I like how Tan used storytelling to tell the story of the 8 women characters in the novel. It's fine. haha. :D

2019-10-19 21:30

Làm Mẹ - Tập 1: Học Làm Mẹ Cùng Bác Sĩ (Kèm 2 DVD) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: ThS. BS Lê Quang Thanh

** spoiler alert ** So all the hype about the Twilight series is true. Being a skeptic from the start, Meyer certainly proved me wrong. Not that the writing is special or anything, but there is something so compelling about these books that I read about 2,000 pages of them. The first two books were less than thrilling, but easy enough to finish, and my sister's enthusiasm for them made me want to know what was really going to happen in the end. It was totally worth it. The series gets good around the end of the third book and you suddenly realize that you needed all that seemingly needless page-age to prepare you for the last 800 pages of books 3 and 4. From the beginning, I didn't really like Bella and Edward's relationship, I mean, who really cares? They looooove each other so much there's no conflict, no realism, no "real" "love". And then once the love triangle is completed with Jacob, you're like come-on, this couldn't be anymore obvious of a plot. But by the end of the third book, the emotional dimensions of each character suddenly become complex and compelling and you want to see what will happen. You begin to understand what "unconditional love" really means and the consequences that it can entail. The relationships between Bella, Edward, and Jacob suddenly become meaningful and confusing. As if you suddenly no longer know who you love and what that love means (as cheesy as it may sound). And then of course, everything happens in the fourth book, wedding, honeymoon, pregnancy, vampire war, etc. But you're suddenly introduced to a new Bella and a new Edward. And as Bella becomes a wife and mother you suddenly can relate to her. She has no idea how to be a wife or mother or vampire and the only thing she has to go on is her enormous love. Yet she remains insecure, and dare I say it, human. The ending of the book is a tad inplausible. Bella becomes the all powerful vampire, and there is no war, no bloodshed...boo.... But you are grateful for the happy ending. All in all, I never would have guessed that Twilight would be a "love story" that I became so emotionally attached to, but I guess it did.

2019-10-19 22:30

Rump - Cậu Bé Xe Rơm Thành Vàng Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Liesl Shurtliff

Totally loved this book. I have not read a bad book from David Baldacci. He is such an amazing writer. The hero Lee Adams is such a good character. I really hope he shows up in another story. (I don't think he has and I missed it.) If I have someone let me know and I jump on it. Next up "The Whole Truth", followed by "Divine Justice", Hooray for the "Camel Club".

2019-10-19 23:30

Tủ Sách Kiến Thức Thế Hệ Mới - Thành Và Pháo Đài (Tái Bản 2016) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

I picked this book up from an Oxfam shope in England, and read it in that country, which only added to my love of it. Maeve Binchy is that rare writer who just gets better and better with time. I know she keeps threatening to retire, but I hope it won't be for long years to come.

2019-10-20 00:30

More Than A Textbook - Classroom Mathematics 3A Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Abel Chong

This book takes place in present day London and for that reason alone I got a kick out of it because I happened to be in London as I read it. I hadn't been in London since I was five so it was kind of cool to see bits and pieces of London by day and then read about Saul and King rat exploring those very same locales, albeit from a far different perspective, at night. In fact, at one point, as I was reading in my hotel room on High Holborn, Saul and King Rat ran right past my window in the book (page 98). That was pretty cool.

2019-10-20 01:30

Chicken Soup 11 - Vượt Qua Thử Thách Đầu Đời (Tái Bản 2016) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Jack Canfield & Mark Victor Hansen

An extraneous, and often lacking, anthology of intellectual masturbation from the failed anarchist Love and Rage "organization". A lot of white boy race guilt here, as well as a ridiculous article entitled "Why anti-authoritarianism doesn't make sense- yet." not worthwhile.

2019-10-20 02:30

Này Ngực Lép, Anh Yêu Em Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Quỳnh

The random number generator seemed to have second time lucky, as it puled up Scoop as my next novel to read. It also seemed somewhat relevant what with the phone-hacking scandal that has been sweeping the UK, and seems to be touching America too. The novel opens following John Boot, an explorer who has written a number of books, visiting his patron Mrs Stitch. She agrees to help him get a position on popular paper The Daily Beast, and Lord Cooper, the owner seems to agree. However, there is a bad mix-up in the office and John Boot is confused with William Boot, who writes the kind of ‘country life’ sections of the paper. William is then whisked off to a country he’s never been to and has to suddenly get good at journalistic practices he’s never needed before. This book was laugh-out-loud funny at certain parts, and I think I’ve come to the conclusion (granted, after only 3 of Waugh’s books) that I prefer his slightly disconnected third-person narrative voice (also seen in Vile Bodies) as opposed to the first-person character voice of Brideshead Revisited. His descriptions were great, really bringing to life Boot’s shambolic journey to Ishamelia, and then the country itself (which seems to be hypothetically situated near Egypt and Sudan). Plus, the characters were all pretty well developed. I was partly gutted that we didn’t get to see more of John Boot and Mrs Stitch, merely because in a few pages Waugh had managed to make them sound fascinating. William made a sympathetic main character, whose innocence actually managed to work for him, as opposed to against in the end. Other colourful characters included Corker, a journalist for another paper with a habit of collecting curios; Erik Olafson, an eccentric Swede; Katchen, an almost-German beauty who provides a brief love interest for William and Theodore Boot, appearing to be another of Waugh’s rather ‘flamboyant’ characters. Scoop is a really fun novel, even if it does ridicule and raise questions about press integrity; Corker tells anecdotes of how previous reporters wrote about uprisings happening in towns where nothing of the sort was going on. It is, however, also a light critique of Marxism-the proposed revolution was to be Marxist supporting, and almost (a tiny bit) supportive of familial rule (a la the Royal family) with Ishamelia effectively being run by the Jacksons forever, quite happily and with no complaints from most of the populace. Politics aside however, Scoop is generally a good book, that deserves as much recognition as Brideshead Revisited. Perhaps now is the time for a television series?

2019-10-20 03:30

Nền Kinh Tế Thị Trường Và Chính Sách Hai Đồng Nội Tệ Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Đỗ Đức Lương

I had to give a presentation on this book in my "Travel Writing" class during my Sophomore year of college. The experience of reading the book had been so conflicted--Is sex fulfillling, or just the purest expression of how empty human life is? Does Houellebecq hate everyone or just Muslims?--that it probably wasn't my finest collegiate moment. It did, however, allow me to use the word 'sodomy' in an academic context and get into a near shouting match with a woman who I would one day come to recognize as my doppleganger. Long story short, Houellebecq is probably the most accomplished misanthrope living, but he has the cutest dog ev-er: [http://thelmagazine.com/4/13/listings...]

2019-10-20 04:30

TOEFL Listening 2006 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Thành Chương

** spoiler alert ** About Barb who is from NYC and now lives in a small town. She is recently divorced and her husband is well known in the small town. He has custody of the children and Barb is desperate to get them back. Her work, answering letters to a local ice cream manufacturer is dead end so Barb opens what she calls a cat house. She hires male college students to work the house and the women who come there lead to favors for Barb in the future. She finds a manuscript and thinks it may have been written by Nabokov who once lived in her house. It is missing a scene which she writes. Appraisers think the manuscript was not written by Nabokov but Barb succeeds anyway. Gets her children back and has a new guy.

2019-10-20 05:30

Những Loại Người Cần Phải Đề Phòng - Tập 2 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Hồ Tiến Huân

LITERALLY THE GREATEST BOOK I HAVE EVER READ!! :)

Người đọc Urbansketchers Uio từ Gostovskiy, Kirovskaya oblast', Russia

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.