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Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Paula McLain
Great! So great!
Sách được viết bởi Bởi:
In one ear and out the other. Each individual paragraph is quite lucid, but I can never keep enough of them in my head at once to follow the thread of the argument. Still, unlike a lot of elusive philosophical writers, Wittgenstein leaves me believing that there is something there. I will probably never have the time to dig it out, but from me he gets the benefit of the doubt.
From what I remember, I absolutely loved this book. I just wish it would have been longer. This is covering a character from Ancient Egypt, maybe before, until the present. There was just so much there that could have been expanded on. I'm sure it had other flaws, but it's been a few years and if I have mostly fond memories of it, that's all that probably matters.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Lin Lougheed
One of my all time favorite books
Just finishhed this for the 2nd time. Best high fantasy ever, one of the best *stories* ever.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nguyễn Đình Tú
This book had a funny way of lasting longer than I thought it would. I'm not sure why - I enjoyed it and was reading it often. I loved the way the characters were depicted. Great writing and a good story.
To everyone who has a preconceived notion of "how it should be," and for every woman who thinks herself a failure for not having it all together all the time.
i liked this much more than most alice hoffman books...
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Kazuki Takahashi
Interestingly when I studied this in the I.B. program as a 15 year old for Theory of Knowledge, I found this to be very fun and easy to accept. As I got older, however, I noticed more and more how escapist this book is ~ how spiritually lazy this "reluctant messiah" was. It's a good illustration of the new-age sort of thing that seems to float around among my peers (Gen-Xers) and will give you some insight into the sorts of traps the spiritually lazy can fall into.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Phan Hoàng
First off, you all need to know that I've never been a fan of zombies. I never watched zombie movies or played zombie games. So when my sister gave me The Forest of Hands and Teeth, I was hesitant. I mean, seriously, the cover's pretty, but... since I trust my sister wholeheartedly about books, I read it. On the way home. From Missouri to Michigan. The whole thing. It's amazing! The cover art and the title drew me in, I wanted to like it. The book is beautifully written and I couldn't get enough of it. In fact, I read the second book (which my sister handily gave me at the same time) and it is just as fascinating. Mary lives in a secluded fenced village and the villagers believe they may be the last people on Earth. In the forest all around are zombies - get it - hands and teeth? The zombies will try to grab or bite people that venture too close to the fence around the village. It would seem that the main goal of the zombies is infection, secondary is eating. Ewwww! Through a quick series of events, Mary ends up with no parents, a brother that won't let her live with him and no man to speak for her. See, if a woman doesn't have a man to speak for her, she has to go live with the Sisterhood - the group of nuns that control the village. Mary learns, or half-learns, things with the Sisterhood that make her question staying in the village. She dreams that there's something more out there. Her mother told her wonderful stories of the ocean and Mary is determined to see it someday. Did I mention the love triangle? See, Mary loves Travis and maybe his brother Harry and they both love her, and maybe her best friend Cassandra. It's a little weird, but never off-putting. It actually enriches the story during their struggle for survival. At first Mary seems a bit selfish and self-serving, but that's what keeps her going when things get tough. She is always determined to find a way to stay alive and to see the things she's dreamed of. In the end, I had a great respect for Mary, she followed her dream and gets at least part of what she wants. An excellent read and thank goodness there's a companion book "The Dead-Tossed Waves" and a third coming out in March 2011 "The Dark and Hollow Places". Even if you're not a fan of zombie-related books, please take a chance on this series, you won't be sorry.
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.