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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Kazuki Takahashi
Believe it or not...I actually liked the movie better!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
Until I read this novel my only knowledge of ‘Guernica’ was as a place in the Basque region of Spain that had come under attack during the Spanish Civil War. I had also heard of Picasso’s painting of the same name, but had never looked at it closely. Although I have now done so online, it would be a moving experience to see it in reality, especially now I know more about the events behind the creation. I understand when reading historical fiction that fact and fiction are sometimes difficult to separate. So I enjoy the fact that reading a novel like this one, besides being a pleasure to read has also taught me something along the way. The novel concentrates on the story of two Basque families related by marriage the Ansotegui’s and the Navarro’s. An extraordinary fictional tale of their family life from 1893 – 1940 with appearances by some real people from history. The story is woven around the characters Miguel Navarro and Miren Ansotegui, when the two of them meet they believe they have a love that nothing can destroy. While reading this I felt thoroughly immersed in the surroundings and so connected with the characters that I felt their grief and happiness as if I knew them personally. This is truly a wonderful love story not just between individuals but a love of family, traditions and place, definitely one of my favourite reads this year. More author information LindyLouMac's Book Reviews http://lindyloumacbookreviews.blogspo...
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lưu Quang Vũ
Not as good as the first book. Slow start to the back story of Lisbeth, the protagonist. Not much mystery or thrill
So far, not bad, reminds me I've got to put the Koran on the to read shelf, but I know myself and it's going to be quite some time. There isn't much info here other than the translation. From the intro, the guy seems to be a relatively unbiased "believer". Coming from a pretty much non-believer, I'd take that as a "compliment", the unbiased part I mean. Before you read this, read the Bible. I'm saying that as a person who is not pushing the religious side. I took a class that was called Bible as Lit... Just remember, it is a fundamental piece in lit... By the way, I would also suggest reading Greek mythology and Nietzsche... if you don't laugh, that's okay.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Anh Vũ
Mystirous!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
The first thing I suppose I should tell you is that this is not a book I would have normally picked out for myself. Having said that I will tell you that I found it surprisingly enjoying and addicting. Yes, that is why you aren't getting all the posts you should have today, because I spent my time with a book. Although I would not recommend this book for young readers, or for reading just before bed, this was a story that though discussing a homicide was not overly disturbing. Liz Schulte has a wonderful way of telling the story and keeping you attached without making your "real" life terrifying. Thank you Liz for helping me enjoy a genre I would normally avoid.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Thủy Thiên Thừa
** spoiler alert ** It took me a good while to get reacquainted with the terminology and characters, as I haven't read a Black Dagger book since last August. This book is about Tohrment. Now I heard a lot of fuss was made about this by some BDB fans. I personally don't know why. Even in the beginnings, I was hoping somewhere along the line Tohr and Wellsie would have their own book. I adored them from the start. When he lost Wellsie and their child and went missing, I never thought that he would have his own book. I thought he was gone for good. Let me just start by saying that this one is a heartbreaker. If you have read the other books and your heart isn't shattered into a million pieces by this one, you probably have no soul. Ward spares no feelings in this one. I was sad, happy, angry, etc. This one also had the most separate storylines/point-of-views going on, but somehow I was able to keep up a lot better than the 9th book. Let me touch on a few areas in the book (and hopefully not give too much away)... New characters: *No'One (relatively new) - I actually really like her character. I understand her behavior and why she chose her new life. There is a lot of pain and a lot of serving that she does in the book. It was hard at some moments to not have Tohr connect with her fully and give her the support she needed, but wouldn't ask for. I'm glad that she was able to also reconnect with Xhex and have a relationship with her. *Assail - Oh man...this guy gets under my skin. I'm curious to see where his story will go. *Throe - there were times I was really rooting for him. I think I may end up liking his character, but for now, I don't trust him. *Xcor - he really reminds me of the old leader of the Lessers. So I really don't like him. "Old" characters: *John - I guess it was kind of hard to see him have his own struggles with Wellsie. It was hard for me to understand his anger at first, but I was glad when he talked to Tohr about it and apologized. It was also really hard to see his relationship with Xhex struggle. *Xhex - Again with the struggle! ALTHOUGH, I will say that I love that Ward made her stay true to herself. Nothing worse than a strong female becoming a girly girl who is head over heels in love and is awaiting her man's love and attention every second of the day. Xhex stays a bad ass. Love that. *Quinn - I think I am happy about him and Layla and their friends with child thing. I am very ready for the Quinn/Blay story! *Tohr - Oh, Tohr. I feel like Ward captured his grief so realistically - and I'm glad he was finally able to grieve properly and that he now has No'One/Autumn. *Lassiter - Oh Lassie!! He's becoming one of my favorite characters. I'm glad he is still around :) Major Events: *Wrath getting shot - Oh my gawsh! That was some intense stuff right there. Just wow! *Needing Period - Another really intense moment, but this was more emotionally distressing than Wrath getting shot. I just was shocked at Tohr's rampage. *Wellsie's Fade Ceremony - Ward really nailed this. It was unbelievably sweet, sad, devastating in its own way, etc. I cried. Ward really packed on the emotion with this book!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Suzanne Collins
Even if you know nothing about spell-making, this book is a fascinating view of simply harnessing the power of your thoughts to bring about change in your life.
I did like this one - it's more of a 3.5. Sometimes I thought it was long winded - but his characters are fun, story is intriging, and its a package of entertaining. But I'm not dying to run and get Book 2...if you know what I mean. I will eventually for sure.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Sidney Sheldon
hee hee
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.