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This book was referenced in some other things I was reading on female modesty and I was intrigued by the concept so I decided to pick it up even though I am not Jewish. I was kind of disappointed to see that rather than one coherent piece it was an anthology of first person confessional essays, a genre I have grown quite weary of since about 1996. Still it was an interesting read, albeit uneven as such compilations typically are. I learned some things I didn't know about the Jewish legal reasoning behind female headcoverings, and some of the more specific aspects of how those laws work out in personal observances. I have to say I am a little relieved that I am not subject to the laws, as it all sounded quite stressful, frankly. I have been contemplating headcovering myself (as a Christian) but more along the lines of the reasoning behind Jewish male headcovering ("yirat haShem") than reasons of modesty. Still, food for thought and definitely off the beaten path for me.
This was very enjoyable. It didnt contain a lot of mature content and was more...confronting at parts then the first book but I definatly enjoyed it. I will recomend this series. I can't wait to get my hands on the third one and see how this plays out. I think that this books was more believable then the last one, but both of them were good and I still love how this is written in poems. I think this is a great idea for a book that screams for this. I love books with new ideas and since im sick of vampire books written in a normal structure. I love how this is full on, people can relate to this, sadly that is the case and I love how this is written so differently. It is like a breath of fresh air. A breath i have been longing for. Amazing stuff. 5/5 for me! MJ_Lover xx
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: VN-Guide
** spoiler alert ** Not a terrible book, but certainly not a favorite. The fact that it was about homosexuality was the first reason I almost didn't read this, and it isn't because I don't support it or believe it, it was because of the idea that if I was found out to be reading a book like this, I would be judged about being homosexual myself. The accusations of this sort have followed me for 6 years. Even my closest friends have questioned this matter. Regardless of all that, I chose to read this book because it was written by John Green and everyone is reading John Green. My friend Kayla got me into it and I have to say that without her, I would have a very boring, sheltered, unexciting life. Her ability to really see words and understand them is so powerful to me. I...am getting off track. The book: The plot was really good and I loved the interweaving chapters and double stories that took place until the awesome epic meeting scene. Then all shit went crazy! Tiny Cooper was very annoying but kind guy, freaky as hell but nice. I hate his crazy antics and the weird stuff he does, like smash his head into a car horn, or using that very same car horn to wake up Will Grayson and the rest of the sleeping neighborhood at 5 something in the morning. The Will Grayson who was friends with Tiny Cooper was a really good character, I saw a lot of myself in him, minus his retarded "rules". But I do agree that "shutting up" makes you a better listener and expands memory. Also probably because I never have anything significant to say. I am very happy when he realizes that he loves Jane and makes it work, I love his realizations of how he feels with everyone and what he does about it. His relationship with Jane made me think of the lack of my own relationship. It also made me think about how so far all the John Green books I have read, (Abundance of Katherine's, Paper Towns) have to do with teenage relationships. It made me think about everything, and made me wonder if I was ever the topic of a sexually positive conversation, or even the latter. I became worried. Was I ever desired? Because I certainly was never approached in the halls by some girl expressing such words. Moving on: I love Jane, her character is warm like a brownie fresh out the bakery oven. She is the girl I wish I could be friends with, she was smart and so funny. I just had a feeling of warm goo when I read about her. In the other Will Grayson's life, I really didn't like him. He was nice and stuff, but he was too...strange. I'll admit that what happened to him was very unfair and sad, but I feel the kid had to get straightened out. I liked his mom, she was really nice and just so soulful. That's the best word I can use, just a real awesome mom. I liked his two nerd friends, one because one of them was named Simon (and I really have not read many books with a character who has the name Simon) and also because they were just such nerds that they were instantly lovable. I really like Maura, even though she was a cruel person for doing the whole Issac thing, I still liked her a lot, and I feel so sorry for her that she had to be all alone. I really wish I could know the kind of material that she wrote in her notebook. All in all a good book, but one I won't be recommending to my mother.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
I loved it!
This is very funny and just like the man himself
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Yow Fu
This book is for younger readers, but that doesn't mean I can't read it and enjoy it! :P This is one of those "special kids get picked for special group/organization for special reasons" type story. I liked it - probably even really liked it...but I can't remember how harsh my rating scale is, so I have declined to rate it. I make no sense.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Sandrine Beau
This book took a little while to pick up. I found Martha irritating, naive, and shallow. It took her forever to realize that the Nazis shouldn't be glorified and seemed to have a constant need to have men fawn all over her so she felt self worth. As for Dodd I respected his courage and that he continue to speak up even long after he left Germany. The most facisnating part of this book was the political struggle of Germany that was shown in this book. Not a bad read a little dry in some areas but overall informative and interesting.
Listened to this one.
I LOVE Susanna Kaysen and this novel was very well written but the story line was not what I had expected.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Trần Minh Ánh
I'm picking up short stories more these days and wanted to read about women with lives different from my own and perspectives I might not have contemplated. Some of the stories delivered on my expectations but I also found an echo in the later stories. Had a read something like it already in the collection? I would recommend Senna, though.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Ken Adams
SM
我有两个想法,这是否真的好。 它开始时非常有趣且有趣,但是到了他严重的瘾君子时期时,它变得有些无聊,因为他所做的只是与妓女发生性关系,为垃圾者丢了份工作。 也许它的好处是它可以作为一个预防性故事,说明您如何沉迷于无聊的生活成为瘾君子,而且它既不好笑也不聪明。 它不是那么好,因为它很清楚地表明那是他一生的全部,因为很少提及其他事物。 同时,这是对他的真实描述。 我确实喜欢这个家伙,认为他很古怪有趣,而且他心地善良,充满爱心。 想想我实际上会给它打2 1/2的评分。
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.