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Mohammed Albishi Albishi mohdalbishe256 — Bu oyun Afrika'daki Apartheid'i deneyimlememi sağladı. Athol Fugard'ın, genellikle oyunculuk nedenlerini yansıtmayı durduran bir toplum bağlamında öğretmen ve öğrencinin rolleriyle oynamasını sevdim. Oyun aynı zamanda dostluk teması ve insanların diğer insanların yaşamlarında nasıl bir etkisi olduğu konusunda güzel bir keşif. Oyunda, yazarın oyunda kullandığı ironi ve alaycılıkla ifade edilen güçlü bir sosyal eleştiri var. İçinde Athol Fugard, kim olduğumuzu ve toplum üzerindeki etkimizi belirleyen, hiç bitmeyen bu süreçte insanları, büyümeyi ve alınan kararları ele alıyor.

Nicholas Hendrickson _ick_endrickson — It was good, but I liked The Remains of the Day more.

Chloé Van chloevanhaecke — Nora Roberts is one of my favourite authors, so I'm always counting the days until the release of her next book. The Next Always is the first in the Inn Boonsboro trilogy and I was quite excited about meeting the Montgomery family for the first time! The irresistible Montgomery brothers and their mother have bought a haunted historic building on the town square, which they are restoring to its former glory and turning into an inn. True to form Nora Roberts gives her readers realistic and lovely characters, a charming town and great community. After the loss of her husband, Clare returned to Boonsboro with her three sons and opened a bookstore. Beckett has had a crush on Clare since high school, but now the time has finally come to take the next step. Romance is definitely in the air! Another great book by Nora Roberts!

Creative Ka creative_ka — SNAP: The World Unfolds by Michele Drier Maxmillia Gwenoch, aka Maxie, is the new managing editor of SNAP. After years of working in women's magazines, she's finally reached the top. SNAP is the name of a conglomeration of print magazine (with editions in five languages), blog, and television publications dedicated to celebrities. Maxie works out of the office in LA, but makes regular trips to Miami, Rio, and other glam locations to rub shoulders with The Beautiful People. She's being paid a remarkable amount of money for the job, more than she ever thought she'd make. She has a condo and a chauffeur. Finally: she has an assistant, Jazz, whom I would kill to have on my payroll (if I could afford her rate). The woman is wonderful: she arranges for Maxie’s furniture to be unpacked while she’s on the road, and dispatches personal shoppers to acquire suitable clothing in her boss’ size when Maxie is invited to the castle of SNAP’s owner. Did I mention that SNAP was owned by a Hungarian baron? Then there’s Jean-Louis, the art director. He’s frightfully handsome, and interested in Maxie, but our heroine’s mother always advised her never to get involved with someone prettier than she was. Still... With these blessings come problems. There’s the blood on the bathroom floor. There’s the unexplained quasi-hospital setup on one of the floors in her office building. Then, there’s the sudden attacks on Maxie. Someone is trying to kidnap her! She discovers that the Baron Kandesky and his family are vampires, and Carlos the Chauffeur is a demon who’s been engaged to protect her. That part is really cool, except for the Huszars, the vampires next door. They’ve been feuding with the Kandeskys for centuries, and they’ve teamed up with the local werewolves and wild boars. Yes, as in feral pigs. The Huszars would like to replace the Kandeskys as the vampire source of celebrity gossip. Along with smashing them into the dirt, of course. And they want Maxie… because good help is hard to find. This novella is a fast, fun read. I usually find the ‘life of the celebrity’ a turn-off, but it was very enjoyable here, seen through the eyes of a reporter who has to live part of what she’s been writing about all these years. Maxie is a go-getter who doesn’t give up when faced with challenges she has no preparation for. Plus, the notion that the Huszars want her for her skills is a twist I rarely see in romantic suspense. My only complaint is that the story is too short: it’s an origin story for a series character. Good news, though: the sequel is due out in 2012.