Isabelle L L itibaren Anceaumeville, Fransa itibaren Anceaumeville, Fransa

Çeşitli uluslar, dinler, diller, sömürgecilik ve küreselizm tarafından çapraz gübrelenmiş bir sınır bölgesine büyüleyici bir bakış. Desai'nin yeteneği, sanırım yalanlar bu karmaşık politik tuvali insani terimlerle ve bu alışılmadık yerin özelliklerinden "evrensel" insan hakikatleri epigramları çizmektir. Aidiyet, dışlanma ve kimlik üzerine zamanında meditasyon.

Bunu bir yetişkin olarak okudum. Sanırım filmi gördükten sonra okudum. Hikayeden gerçekten keyif aldım, kısmen acı tatlı ve kısmen eşsiz karakterler yüzünden. Bunun okuma seviyesi ortaokul öğrencileri için uygundur, ancak bazı lise öğrencileri kolay / hızlı bir okuma olarak zevk alırlar.

I found this book very interesting and enjoyable, though it's obvious that Peter Berresford Ellis is a great partisan of the Celts and rather biased. Having said that, it's a very easy to read book and an excellent introduction to the Celts.

Another good book by Erik Larson, but probably didn't enjoy as much as Issac's Storm and The Devil in the White City. I learned a lot about the wireless story and had never heard about Dr. Crippen before. That's really all I have to say other than after Devil in the White City, Unbroken, and now Thunderstruck, my next book will be full of fluff!

The book was okay. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but I guess I was hoping for more mystery and a little less religion. I didn't find the characters to be as believable as I was hoping, but I did walk away from the book thinking about my own beliefs and evaluating them.