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I have always wanted to read Neil Gaiman and just never ended up doing before now. I picked up Neverwhere and delved into his world. I was captured right from the start. I found it cool how he merged everyday London streets with a world that lives beneath us. He made it very believable that there is this world that exists and we just pretend that we don't see it - that someone could "fall through the cracks" of our world and also cease to be a member of the regular world. The characters were very interesting. Even his bad guys were very compelling. I guess the biggest compliment that I could give it was that when I got to the end (which I liked), I wished that it would continue and that there was another book to follow with new adventures.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Châu Giang
i loved it. really long. but its worth it.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Haruki Murakami
A gripping and touching novel. I passed through different emotions - hope, despair, anguish, anger, patience, pain - while reading this great story. When reaching the end, I could see myself trapped in the valley of the death and the torturous conditions that prevail
Brilliant read, true to the time it's set in with deep, interesting characters and a thrilling plot. Thoroughly enjoyed this.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Đoàn Tú Anh
Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. That about sums it up. Everyone should read this moving and inspiring book. It's well-written and completely consuming. Wow.
An excellent discussion of the post revolutionary United States. It does highlight Jefferson's ineffectualness as a President. It also makes an excellent case for James Madison's greatness. The narrative of the war was riveting.
Probably my favorite illustrations from Allen Say. I never get tired of looking at the world he has created, dreamy and magical.
"She knew what she saw, and that was all that mattered. Knew what was behind those hard dark eyes, and wanted it more than anything." This is one of the few series that I will drop everything for. I miss the Downside when I'm not there. Terrible and Chess frustrated me but I'm glad things worked out the way they did in the end. "A promise to the Church is far more important than any other promise. Not just because the Church protects you, but because the Church is always watching you." - The Book of Truth, Veraxis, Article 1340
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Etienne François Aymonier
That's it - I have definitely finished with this series. I'm not quite sure why it seemed like a good idea to give the second one a shot when it so clearly was just not my kind of thing, but at least now I can say definitively that it isn't. That not-my-thing-ness relates to prose and mind-set/characters, more than setting, which I quite liked. The prose is seriously repetitive, and when some of the things being repeated are irritating in themselves, that's not a good thing. As I said in the review of the first book, first-person narrators can get away with talking about their eyes as a certain colour once *if* at all. Not repeatedly. (If anyone ever hears me saying anything about "my hazel eyes" UNLESS I'm discussing genetics and the eye-colour of my family members, please stick a gag-order on me fast.) And then there was "the Fire elemental who murdered my family". Seriously, if anyone had made it to the end of the book and still had the slightest doubt about the type of elemental it was who'd killed Gin's family, I would worry about their ability to read basic English. Here's an example that may say everything else I'd like to say about the prose: The detective raised his gaze to my face. Emotions flickered in his golden eyes, like lightning dancing across the sky during a thunderstorm. Guilt. Heat. Desire. But he didn't move towards me, so I decided to up the stakes, so to speak. [cut one paragraph in which Gin works her sexy magic (rather than her Ice or Stone magic) on him] Donovan's gaze was even hotter now, and those same three emotions kept flashing in his eyes, one after another, faster and faster, as though his brain were overloaded by the feelings. Guilt. Heat. Desire. Guilt. Heat. Desire. Anyone else reminded forcefully of fruit machines? (view spoiler) Frankly, there's not a lot between the pair of them (except of course the sizzling attraction!) - Gin initially admired Donovan for not being a corrupt cop, but doesn't appreciate it one little bit when he doesn't throw his whole moral code in the trash and join her in just killing the bastards who can't be stopped by the corrupt justice system. I'm not even remotely tempted to read on to see the next hot male enter her life. Oh well, it was a cheap paperback and I read it when I had a headache and stomach-ache and the day's reading would have been wasted on something I liked more.
Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Nhiều Tác Giả
Very useful for understanding the musical
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.