Hayatın Mucizeleri - Stefan Zweig ücretsiz kitap indir

Robson Souza robson_souza — I really enjoyed this book. If even a quarter of the intrigue and back-stabbing of the type described on every page of this novel really happened in ancient Roman imperial life, then it was a spectacularly fascinating and frightening corner of human history. You'd think it would be good to be the Emperor, but maybe not so much... The one minor thing that didn't care for so much was actually probably a very important stylistic point of Graves' here: they way that the novel, which covered an enormous amount of time and people and events, was written in a fairly dry and "historical" form by Claudius. While this allowed him to cover many of the important events from the the reigns of Augustus, Tiberius and Caligula, it meant that a lot of the emotion, dialogue, and character development that you usually find in a novel (as opposed to a history) really wasn't there. While I still loved the book, I think this aspect of it simply means that I'll have to read some other historical fiction of Rome to find out more about what the details of real life there were like. A great book, though. I will definitely be reading the sequel,

Thanh Tươi thanhlanhchanh — Wow - it's hard to believe that these things are happening in the world. This book is bold and graphic. Just read it.

Kate Saunders _ate_aunderz — The prose of this book is just magical. I guess part of that comes from my particular translation, but I found this to be one of the best-written books I've ever read, in terms of use of language and general story-telling. Dostoyevsky has a few "Orwellian" moments in that he steps out of the novel itself and seems to examine the events as if he himself were reading the novel. I found those parts particularly interesting. Well, I think this book can be taken on a number of levels. Certainly the average American like me will look to the philosophical/ethical themes involved, and the story is rich in that regard. But something tells me I'm missing out on a great deal of the political symbolism, considering I know very little about Russian history. I didn't notice it in the other reviews, but I think the main purpose of this book is to make specific political commentary regarding the time and country in which it was written. Makes me want to know more so that I can understand the specific allegory behind especially Aglaya and Nastasia. Highly recommended.

William Chiriboga _ubi1018 — Bahasanya agak sulit namun cukup seru, bikin penasaran bagaimana akhir dari kisah cinta Alessandra dengan si pelukis.

Sofia Farhan sofiafarhan — :P أعتقد أننا -معشر الكبار- بحاجة إلى فهم مشاعرنا أكثر من الصغار ... شيء عجيب يسمى الذكاء العاطفي