Pre - School Readers - The Fox and The Grapes ücretsiz kitap indir

Giannina Coronel _iacoronelp — From the beginning, Dostoevsky sucks readers into a character who seeks to justify himself with a faulty logic driven by menacing bitterness. The first half of the book is an overwhelming philosophical "writing" by the narrator. It is difficult to understand, yet what the simultaneously sucks the reader in and disgusts the reader is the bitterness driving this man. He is a complex entity, full of brokenness and loneliness, yet it is his hatred that permeates in the reader, almost infecting the reader like it does him. The repetition in the novel can seem tedious, but it's effect is tremendous. The second half of the book is narrative, accounting for his bitterness. It reads faster than the first half without losing the intensity that the philosophical account set up. Indeed, those ideas develop the narrative portion well. Despite the narrative section even having a somewhat reflective tone, I still felt like I was in the experience, watching and feeling what this man was going through. From menial job, to dinner party with old peers, to whorehouse this book builds a connection that will reveal much to the reader.

Arietist Design _ — Excellent story (non-fiction) of a young man's battle with Taurett's Syndrome, OCD and anxiety. With the help of his family, he is a true oversomer. Read it in one evening!

Sebastián Márquez _treet_ark_esign — I found the first part of the book interesting. I learned a little bit more about how food affects us and how we can improve our health by what we eat. I don't think I'll try any of the recipes though since the book was written in Great Britain and I don't have the energy or desire to translate all of the recipes into formats I can use.