Ragu Pathi từ Francisco J Mugica, Mich., Mexico

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11/21/2024

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2019-11-28 22:30

Thực Phẩm Bẩn - Tác Hại Và Những Cách Phát Hiện, Phòng Tránh Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

"Companions, the creator seeks, not corpses, not herds and believers. Fellow creators, the creator seeks- those who write new values on new tablets. Companions, the creator seeks, and fellow harvesters; for everything about him ripe for the harvest. But he lacks a hundred sickles: so he plucks ears and is annoyed. Companions, the creator seeks, and such as know how to whet their sickles. Destroyers they will be called, and despisers of good and evil. but they are the harvesters and those who celebrate. Fellow creators, Zarathustra seeks, fellow harvesters and fellow celebrants: what are herds and shepherds and corpses to him?"

2019-11-28 23:30

Biết Tuốt Về Đồ Ăn - Trứng Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nicolas Gouny

ORIGINALLY POSTED AT Fantasy Literature. Mistress of Dragons is an interesting story with some likable heroes and and excellent villains. The heroes are the humans and their dragon allies, but the humans don't realize that dragons are their friends because the villains are a couple of dragons gone bad. Very bad. The good dragons concoct a plot which uses humans to conquer the bad dragons. Mistress ends with an unexpected plot twist. This story is well-told except for that annoying conjunction omission problem that bugs me. For example, on a few consecutive pages, we find these constructions: "She closed her eyes, shut out the sight of them." "Melisande raised her head slightly, cast him a furtive glance." "She'd been planning to slip away, try to go back to her people." "Draconas poked and prodded, found no other injuries." That drives me insane (especially when it's done as often as Margaret Weis does it). But if that doesn't bug you, and you don't mind a rape scene and a lesbian love affair, you'll probably enjoy this book. I listened to it on audiobook and it was read well and the story is compelling enough that I've ordered the second one in audiobook format, too. I'm going to give it a chance, but I'm not so hooked that I can't drop it in the middle if it doesn't keep me entertained. add book/author My review / What I learned from this book 2.5 stars Master of Dragons, the final book in Margaret Weis's Dragonvarld trilogy was a tasty but sloppy finale -- like a cheesecake that didn't quite set. This last book wraps things up, as we knew it would, and everything is finally well in the world, as we knew it would be. There are some fine moments (Draconas showing tenderness to a female dragon, Ven finds a family, Marcus falls in love) and even some hilarious ones (Draconas darning socks, Evelina's ironic fate). Characterization, especially of the bad guys, continues to be a high point, and the writing is nothing brilliant, but certainly pleasant enough. But this otherwise entertaining novel suffers from internal inconsistencies: * On page 38, Draconas is said to wear "the guise of a human male in his thirties," and 5 pages later he is described as "a human male of undetermined years." * Draconas has cast the illusion that he is a little girl while staying in DragonKeep. He is able to eavesdrop on adults because of his keen dragon hearing. But, later, we are told that as a little girl "his hearing was so reduced that it seemed his ears were stuffed with wax." * Much of what Anora (Prime Minister of the dragon parliament) says to the parliament is illogical and none of the dragons ever notice. For example, she says she should have removed Draconas from his post as "walker" because he was starting to become emotionally involved with humans, but she didn't remove him because he was the best walker they'd ever had because he was able to stay detached from humans. Then she says that she became involved in Maristara and Grald's plot 200 years ago because humans had become such a threat (she cites their canons), but a few lines later she says that because their plot went awry, the humans created canons (a few years ago). Sometimes she indicates that the canons are a threat which, though they are no threat, show that humans are, for the first time in their history, preparing to fight dragons. There also seem to be inconsistencies about dragon magic vs dragon blood, who can see through illusions and who can't, and to what extent thoughts can be shielded from others with dragon magic. These sorts of "rules" seem to be conveniently flexible. For example, one of the monks is able to see through illusions, yet he doesn't recognize Draconas? Then there are the unbelievable elements. For example, Anora's betrayal just doesn't ring true -- it sounds like a forced plot twist. And, Anora says that to keep their plot secret from Draconas, they had to kill some good dragons (which she seems to regret) when, if they had just killed Draconas instead, everything would have been fine. And it didn't make sense to keep the plot from the dragon parliament if the purpose of it was to protect the dragons from the might-someday-be-threatening humans. It would have made immensely more sense, and been a lot less stressful, to just go to the parliament and say "hey, these humans want to kill us -- let's kill them first." That seems a lot easier and a lot more likely to be successful than to embark on a 200 year breeding program in order to try to figure out if they might someday rule the humans with half-human, half-dragon creatures and a pack of mad monks. (And let's not forget that the humans weren't even starting to threaten the dragons until AFTER the breeding program started.) (And let's not forget that Anora even says herself that the humans are not actually threatening yet -- they just might be in the future.) The whole thing just seems sloppy. Half-baked. I listened to this on audiobook. The reader, a woman, did a great job with the female voices. At first I thought she was doing a great job with the male voices too, because her voice for Grald, the first male speaker, was excellent -- really slimy. Unfortunately, she used the same slimy voice for every male character in the entire book. My overall opinion of this series: Unless you've just got a thing for dragons, I'd recommend choosing something better. Read more Margaret Weis book reviews at Fantasy Literature

2019-11-29 00:30

Doanh Nhân - Số 226 (Tháng 7/2018) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

Not bad. I'll keep reading.

2019-11-29 01:31

Truyện Tranh Từ Màn Ảnh - Dũng Sĩ Hercules Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Disney

I admit to reading my copy on the toilet. No one else uses it anyway - stop looking at me like that.

2019-11-29 02:31

Phù Thủy Xứ Oz Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

This is a Native American take on the Cinderella story. The illustrations are amazing, and the story is very powerful and significant. Great gift for a young girl.

2019-11-29 03:31

Để Học Tốt Tiếng Anh Lớp 3 - Tập 2 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: The Windy

THE BROTHER SWIMMING BENEATH ME is not just about loss, death, a brother who succumbs to complications of leukemia at a young age. The poems within are also about addiction, sexual identity, enlightenment, jazz, Paris, and the Iraq War. A plate full of oysters, robots, and Moses also make cameo appearances. But swimming beneath all of these images and themes is the brother. The brother is of, beneath, and a part of each element of the collection. Brent Goodman lives and writes outside of academia, monastically isolated in Wisconsin's north woods. THE BROTHER SWIMMING BENEATH ME is not a book of riotous, clanging city poems. It is not even a book of whirring, ordered suburban poems. Rather, it is a book of deep introspection. It is not about living in the forest; instead, it is a book born of the physical and mental space that can be found there. Poems in THE BROTHER SWIMMING BENEATH ME range from formal sonnets to relaxed journal entries, sparse lyrics to nonce-form prose poems.

2019-11-29 04:31

Ngày Cuối Trong Đời Socrates (Tái Bản 2018) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Plato

this book is one of the best books in my collection. I loved the writing style,the specifice discreptions and i was already in love with the characters from the previouse book . i recomend everyone to ready,because it combines romance with tragdey and spice it up with little bet of action . thisis truely a book you can sink your teeth in it for hours and hours.

2019-11-29 05:31

Những Cuộc Phiêu Lưu Của Dabo (Tập 1) - Chuồn Chuồn Thần Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

I'm trying to recall the last time I gave a book five stars. Its not coming to me. Therefore, folks, you can assume this book is amazingly good. You'd be right. Wither takes place in a dystopian future, unlike any I have ever read, but still satisfyingly horrifying. Brownie points for that. The book starts with the main character, Rhine, being kidnapped and forced into a polygamous marriage. Again, horrifying. More brownie points. Rhine, as we get to know her in her sick situation (and I mean sick as in run-to-the-bathroom-to-barf sick), reveals herself to be a strong, capable heroine with a serious past she manages to convey without sounding whiny, but still conveying the true nature of her circumstances and life expectations coming into her current dilemma. So, without carrying on and spoiling any more than I have all ready hinted at, I shall hereby close this review with the following statement: here is a book that shows the best of what YA dystopia has to offer, and shall spark your interest in the genre, or at least make you say, "I hate dystopia EXCEPT for Wither. That book rocked." Sorry I amended my rating without amending my review. Book's still good, though.

2019-11-29 06:31

Tớ Tư Duy Như Một Nhà Khí Tượng Học - Tất Tần Tật Về Thời Tiết Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Joe Snedeker

Another Rohinton Mistry book, but this is short stories. Definitely a good thing to read when you are busy, read one story and put it down, and come back to it when you are ready for another small gem.

2019-11-29 07:31

Khám Phá Sức Mạnh Để Tỏa Sáng Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi:

In each chapter, I felt he rambled through his thoughts but, in the end, he made some insightful points about the art of structuring a novel based on a novel type (character versus dramatic versus period versus chronicle).

Người đọc Ragu Pathi từ Francisco J Mugica, Mich., Mexico

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.