Leo Atreides Atreides itibaren Isles-lès-Villenoy, Fransa itibaren Isles-lès-Villenoy, Fransa

öğretmenim sınıfta yüksek sesle okudu. Gerçekten sıkıcı bir kitap ... Kitabın en iyisi, bittiğinde bitti. İyi düşünmek biz 2. kitap okumak zorunda değildi.

Yaşını gösteren bir kitap. Bugün yayınlanabileceğinden emin değilim. Arketipler ve sınırda klişeler, elfler, cüceler, krallar, vb. İle ağzına kadar dolu. Ve neredeyse zar yuvarlanma, zırh takmayan sihirbazlar, farklı büyü ile din adamları vb. Duyabilirsiniz. Yine de, Feist zanaatsız değildir ve bazı fikirler, örneğin Rift Savaşı oldukça orijinaldir. Muhtemelen daha fazla okumaya devam edeceğim (orada bir şey olmalı, aynı dünyada birkaç tane daha yayınlandı.) Yine de başka bir 'gizemli süper güçlere sahip genç çocuk' arsa çizgisi olmasaydı daha mutlu olurdum.

Style très particulier avec des boucles systématiques d'un chapitre à l'autre; j'ai vraiment beaucoup aimé ce choix de la Bibliothèque orange. L'histoire est émouvante et raconte bien l'enfance et adolescence de cette jeune femme Vietnamienne qui comme tant d'autres ont émigré vers l'Europe et le Continent américain. Les chapitres sont courts et très bien construits. J'ai eu beaucoup de plaisir à lire ce choix. j'ai pris conscience dela vie difficile qu'ont les émigrés DU vietnam.

I have always been curious about this particular book and I don't know why it took me so long to get to it. Highsmith definitely writes sophisticated mysteries. There is a constant state of tension and paranoia in this book, which I imagine is hard to maintain as a writer. I had seen the movie when it first came out and thought that is was beautifully shot. What I had forgotten was what jerks all the characters are! There really isn't a sympathetic character in the whole thing. If I have any criticism, it's that Tom Ripley is the only fully realized character. He's fascinating. But Dickie and Marge seem sort of like cardboard cutouts of proper young people in the 50s. This is definitely a dark book. It left me feeling unsettled. I'm sure that was the intention!

If you loved Jurassic Park or The Lost World, then this is the book for you! It has the factual bits that Crichton is so good at writing, and the same monster factor as Jurassic Park. (Although the gorillas were more conceivable villains than the velociraptors, I still thought that claws sharper than steak knives and teeth like daggers could beat fur and muscle any day!) The characters were anything but corny, and they didn't completely aggravate you like some people from Crichton's other books. The only reason this book didn't get a five from me, is because I wish Crichton would have made the ending just a bit more satisfying. But, other than that, I would definitely recommend this to anyone.