Hosung Choi từ Chopal, Himachal Pradesh , India

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04/29/2024

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2019-12-17 00:30

Thám Tử Lừng Danh Conan 28 (Tái Bản 2014) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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It was a really quick read

2019-12-17 01:30

Mỹ Thuật Căn Bản Và Nâng Cao - Ký Họa Tĩnh Vật - Tái bản 12/05/2005 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Gia Bảo

I always enjoy Bones and Cat's adventures. I'm sure future books are going to be just as fun!

2019-12-17 02:30

Học Tiếng Anh Theo Đĩa Hình - Đàm Thoại Tiếng Anh Trình Độ Sơ Và Trung Cấp (Kèm 1 VCD) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Greg Eismin

Fascinating. Tough to get through as it's a lot of bio-chem-psych stuff but oh so interesting and worth it. Has changed my ideas about why we fall in love as well as made me all the more grateful for my good friends. Also makes me sit back and marvel at the awesome power of our brains and our relationships with each other.

2019-12-17 03:30

Harry Potter Và Hội Phượng Hoàng - Tập 5 (Tái Bản 2017) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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This book is a classic in family therapy and communications theory. Written in the 1970's, it has the brave and bold sweep of those times. Intuitive, nurturant, and creative, Satir takes on too much in this book, which in general was the problem of the era in which this was written. But, when she hits she is brilliant. The best part of the book is the description of the role-playing that she feels bog most of us down and cause us to live lives of interpersonal misery. Those roles are The Blamer, The Placater (of the Blamer), The Calculator, and the Distracter. She guides you to become aware of these games and traps, and to be inspired to become the 5th type, The Leveler, which is the only authentic and helpful and healthy kind of communication. She seems to be saying that the ability to get in touch with your truth and to share it with others in a straightforward manner can help resolve most conflict situations with others. I loved the idealism and optimism about family life in this book.

2019-12-17 04:30

Văn Mới 2013 - 2014 Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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I learned that I wasn't the only one who felt a certain way at times at Reed... However, what I also learned was that I didn't particularly enjoy this book. It was depressing and rambling at times... There are some interesting pieces here and there, but ultimately it was hard to get through and less than moving.

2019-12-17 05:30

Giúp Con Ngủ Trọn Đêm Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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Peter Klein's novel The Dancing Valkyrie has a lot of potential. It has a title that sounds smart and a cover that could easily scare anyone who would think of approaching you on the subway. It's also a vampire novel, which is always interesting. Unfortunately, these redeeming qualities become moot once you actually start to read the novel. Supposedly the author wanted to write an original vampire novel. No reincarnations of Dracula or Nosferatu here. Instead the vampires are very similar to real people-they can go out in the sun, they need food. However, since they are vampires they also need blood and are immortal. This idea is interesting but personally the traditional vampires seem more believable, if you can call fictional creatures believable. The novel centers on Mary Hoffman as she learns how to be a vampire from her Beth and Joseph (her mentors if you will), recruits Renfield-like underlings, and runs into Van Helsing-a vampire who kills other vampires. Along the way she also has more sex than is really necessary outside of a racy romance novel. The first strike against Klein's story comes from his main character. Aside from choosing to write from an unconvincing woman's perspective in the novel, Mary is not a character that I was able to like. She's a stripper-because she likes to dance nude-and she moonlights as a librarian, which offends my sensibilities because I work at a library. Foibles aside, Mary-like the rest of the characters appear one dimensional throughout the narrative. Klein throws in some random curse words now and then, to make the characters more authentic perhaps. Instead it just seems out of place. Worse still, the characters all sound the same. Mary's dialogue sounds so much like Joseph's that I actually confused the two at one point. This lack of individuality brings me to the main problem with The Dancing Valkyrie, aside from its being thin on plot. The writing is flat. The story starts with Mary adjusting to being a vampire and first meeting Joseph. From there Klein takes six chapters to explain how Beth found Mary and bit her. To his credit, Klein tries to create a vivid story by being descriptive. Unfortunately he fails miserably. The result is the feeling that you are reading the same lines over and over and over again-because that is basically what you are doing.

2019-12-17 06:30

Người Thợ Mộc Và Tấm Ván Thiên Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Ma Văn Kháng

Funny, but if you already own the first book, you don't need the second. (Being a teacher, I suppose I appreciate it more than others might, as well.)

2019-12-17 07:30

Thực Thi (Tái Bản 2018) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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I always judge a really satisfying book by the way that, when I am done reading it, I put it down on the table and let out a breath I didn't realize I'd been holding. This edition is really four books, so it's hard to review collectively. The first book, Wild Seed, is probably the best (and longest). It tells two intertwined stories: that of Doro, a spirit thousands of years old who inhabits the bodies of humans by using their bodies as a temporary vessel as he "feeds" upon them, and Anyanwe, a shapeshifter who has lived for hundreds of years by using her supernatural abilities to heal and rebuild her own body. Doro selectively breeds humans in an attempt to create superior beings with psychic and telekinetic powers, and the book doesn't shy away from this by masking it in metaphor: Doro is a slave trader, and those he breeds and controls are all, to varying extents, his property. This alone makes the work nearly unique among SF works; the horror of the plot device is magnified by the very real American race relations of the setting. Anyanwu is forced to struggle between her desire to care for the children that Doro has fathered with her ("wearing" different bodies each time) and her need to escape his grasp. Five stars. The second book, Mind of My Mind, is set in the present day. Doro's breeding has created a widely dispersed population of troubled psychics, many of whom succumb to mental illness or suicide because of the torment their powers cause. One of his children, at the maturation of her powers, finds that she can connect telepathically to all the others to form a network ("The Pattern") from which she can both draw power and control everyone else. Four stars. The third book (Clay's Ark) is only tangentially related to the previous two. In it, a crashed spacecraft's escaped inhabitant spreads a virulent extraterrestrial plague to everyone he comes in contact with. The mechanism of the disease is almost certainly an intentional nod to the AIDS epidemic. Those who survive the initial infection develop mutant powers of enhanced speed and reflexes, but with a terribly desperate need to spread the infection to others. The small rural community he infects struggles to remain isolated enough to keep the rest of (post-apocalype, by the way) humanity safe while culling enough uninfected outsiders to satisfy their needs. Three stars. The final book, Patternmaster, is my least favorite. Despite the chronology of the stories, this was Butler's first published work, and it's not that strong. It is set far in the future, where The Pattern has grown stronger and links everyone on earth that possesses psychic ability, leaving un-gifted individuals as the "mute" servant class for their psychic masters. Two stars.

2019-12-17 08:30

Tiếng Hoa Dành Cho Trẻ Em (Tập 3) Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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Why is it soo open ended?

2019-12-17 09:30

Hỏi - Đáp Điều Trị Và Chăm Sóc Mạch Vành Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

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This book is hot. The passion between the main character and her lover, combined with the wolf mythology, propels you through the rest of the book. I have read later books in the series, but none compare to Bitten, not yet anyway. I have loaned it out to girlfriends and discussed it with strangers and they have felt the same way. A quick page turner awesome summer read. To a one, every woman I have discussed this book with had a love affair of some sort shortly after reading. If that is something you would be interested in.

Người đọc Hosung Choi từ Chopal, Himachal Pradesh , India

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