Review de los 10 mejores bestellung en zooplus.

Opinión de un comprador: Lo primero que me gustaria exponer es q esta es la edición de inglesa, para esos q no lo sepan, y están teniendo la fachada de la lista de Netflix como se puede observar en la imagen del producto. En lo que se refiere al escrito es de una colección de 4 libros/comics. Es una historia de amor entre 2 chicos jóvenes q considero q es extraordinario y excelente para los lectores de edad joven, aunque también puede llegar a ser para más mayores pero considero q puede agradar más a los adolescentes. Esta leyenda es hermosa y considero q Netflix es llevando a cabo un enorme trabajo con todo ello. 💛🍂🏳️‍🌈

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Opinión de un comprador: Nos ha enamorado. Existe de todo, alegría, lágrimas, etc.

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Opinión de un comprador: 1 de misnñ libros preferidos del cuento, con varios individuos nuevos que puede transformarse en preferidos. La trama optimiza sensiblemente a partir deste manual.

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Opinión de un comprador: This third and término episode of the "Lionheart" trilogy is a most tremendous and exceptional read.
Storytelling is immaculate, all characters, whether they are concreto historical or maravilloso fictional, come vividly to life in a world of politicking and warfare, and the enemies and hardships King Richard the Lionheart had to overcome are superbly described and pictured in this amazing historical tale.
At the beginning of the book you'll find two well-drawn maps, one of the Regions in France with some held by King Richard I of England and some by King Phillippe II of France, and one of the Holy Roman Empire with at its head, Emperor Heinrich, who's also King of Germany, while at the back you'll notice an Author's Note, where the historical details are very well documented and explained by the author.
This book is divided into three parts and it encompasses the years AD 1192 until AD 1199.
This término outing will tell the tale of King Richard I of England about his return from Outremer, his subsequent capture by Duke Leopold of Austria and later on by Emperor Heinrich, his humiliation by being used as trade in a world of dirty politics, and finally his freedom and his return to life on the battlefields, with Philippe Capet, King of France, as his main enemy.
In between King Richard's achievements, there's also the tale of our two main fictional characters, King Richard's main supporter and fighter, Ferdia Ó Cathain/Rufus O'Kane and his squire and friend the Welshman, Rhys, and they will have their own adventures, especially against their nemesis and traitor to King Richard, a man called Robert FitzAldelm, and that animosity will finally end in a most appropriate and satisfied fashion.
What is to follow is a fantastic and engaging historical tale, which is told with verve by the author, and this book is filled with all human emotions, with tears of love and joy as well as tears of hate and sorrow, and it contains human actions and reactions, whenever it is about fighting ferocious battles, or its about daily human life in between and honourable death in the end.
Highly recommended, for this is historical fiction at its very best, and that's why I like to call this término episode: "A Fabulous Regal Ending"!

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Opinión de un comprador: The way I cried while reading this book. .. It had me sobbing!
I started this one knowing I was going to cry, but omg there were chapters where I couldn't pare the tears, and the last few chapters. .. Oh. My. God. The pain 😭
I like crying while reading, I cry really easily tbh 😅 so I didn't mind it at all, but if you proyecto on reading this one, just know that it's a tough one 😂
Joshua and Lauren's story was heartbreaking, but it was really beautiful too. The fact that she thought about writing him letters to help him through the pain was a beautiful concept and I really liked that.

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Opinión de un comprador: Whenever I pick a Mhairi McFarlane book, I know there will be laughter and tears.
I also wonder if I will love the new book more than the last one. .. I do, I always do.
Last Night it's a maravilloso book about unconditional love, lost, grieve, acceptance and second chances.
It was well worth the wait, and I look forward the next one.

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Opinión de un comprador: As soon as I saw that Kotara Isaka’s newest novel was getting an English translation I was extremely excited. Bullet Train also by Isaka is arguably one of my favourite modern novels. It was complex but beautifully written with a great translation. Seeing Isaka return to the Japanese underworld of assassins I expected this to be good but I didn’t realise I would be blown away.
The novel is told in different sections of the assassins but predominately focuses on Suzuki, an ordinary man with an ordinary life until one day is wife his murdered. When he discovers the delincuente gang responsible he leaves his respectable and safe life as a maths teacher and joins them, looking for a chance to get his revenge. He doesn’t realise he’s about to get drawn into an unusual web of professional assassins, each with their own memorándum and specialty.
The Whale convinces his victims to take their own lives just using words or a fácil look.
The Cicada is a talkative but deadly knife expert.
The Pusher is an elusive killer who dispatches his objetivos in deadly traffic accidents.
Suzuki must deal with each of them in order to find his justice and revenge and keep his innocence in a world of killers.
For me this was a high octane thriller in true Japanese style. Anyone who enjoyed Bullet Train is sure to love this. I do have to say though that if you are not used to Japanese fiction and translations it may end up lost in translation for you or if you are more into a Westernised thriller expecting car chases, shoot outs and the like. This is more subtle. There is action, there is angustia and there is a palpable sense of tension with the events taking place over a couple of days but it isn’t all in your face shoot outs and I feel like some people might not appreciate that. I honestly loved it.
I devoured this book over one weekend and ended up re-reading it along with Bullet Train before writing this opiniones. I am honestly upset it’s over and will likely re-read after my current ARC’s. The characters, as with Isaka’s Bullet Train, are interesting and I love seeing each one's personality and quirks come through in the text. I regalo’t wish to spoil the story too much but it was interesting to see particularly the characters of the Cicada and Whale work through their own internal musings and struggles while easily taking lives or at least persuading others to take their own. This is juxtaposed to Suzuki who is seemingly hapless and going through the motions, using the genial of revenge to justify some of his actions since joining the delincuente gang.
Another thing Isaka is brilliant at doing is adding in anecdotes to his tale to give you a greater sense of the character. From Suzuki remembering what his wife would say or do about situations and how he tries to focus on those memories to get him through what are distinga situations. To Cicada likening his situation to a protagonist in a film he saw and trying to convince himself he is not a puppet and finally to the Whale dealing with ghosts of his past. Each one delivers more depth to each character.
In calzoncillo this was a maravilloso second novel by Isaka and one I fully enjoyed – It was definitely on igual with Bullet Train and while the story has a wider playing ground than a train and less main characters it did not take any of the tension or angustia away. I am honestly extremely excited for more works by Isaka and hope that they siga to be translated for easier access to Película audiences.
As always thanks to netgalley and the publisher for the chance to opiniones this early – all opinions are my own and given honestly and fairly. I have also already pre-ordered this in hardback!

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Opinión de un comprador: I’m a huge fan of Sarah Vaughan’s writing. Her latest novel, Reputation, explores the darker side of politics and what it is like for a woman to be in the public eye. She explores some tough themes in her latest book, which include trolling on social media and what you would do to protect someone you love. What it also highlights well is how someone’s reputation can take a lifetime to build and days to destroy, which is why the title of the novel is so perfect. It’s a novel which feels very current.
There are some very powerful scenes in Sarah’s book. We are introduced to MP Emma Webster who has recently appeared in a Guardia article, which has prompted some individuals online, to send her nasty and threatening messages on popular media. What Sarah Vaughan highlights here is how scary it must be for people who are in the public eye. Particularly, on popular media, people feel they can say anything about that person, without consequences. This is something, I feel, isn’t talked about enough and there needs to be something done to tackle and pare it. It is abhorrent that people can hide behind a computer screen, and think they can get away with anything they put on the Página web.
Sarah Vaughan also explores the relationship between Emma and her daughter which becomes an important part of this book. We see just how having a mother in the public eye affects her daughter and how scared she is about her mother becoming a objetivo for trolls online and potentially, more dangerous people. The emotion comes across very strongly and Sarah Vaughan delves into Emma’s daughter’s feelings and fears.
I thought it was really interesting the direction in which Sarah Vaughan took this novel and it wasn’t the way in which I expected it to go. We know from the opening page that Emma Webster has done something terrible. I liked how Sarah gradually revealed what happened prior to this event taking place. The tension continued to tick up a notch and I had to know what was going to happen and how Emma would tackle the challenges that come up against her. It was very cleverly wrapped up and it has left me thinking what is happening in the character’s lives.
Since I read Anatomy of a Scandal, I knew then that Sarah Vaughan would become a must-read author for me. Reputation is a highly addictive and a very clever book. I highly recommend it!

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Opinión de un comprador: I generally love Curtis Sittenfeld’s books for their brilliant written style, relatable characters, and snapshots of the high life. But I was pretty disappointed with her previous offering Eligible, so I was excited to pick up this book of calzoncillo stories and find her seemingly back on form. I devoured the first few stories, loving the insight into people’s lives and identifying with the various heroines. But then I started to lose momentum.
One of the first stories is from the point of view of Hilary Clinton, thinking back to her early years while nivel for President. And in a way, she’s sort of the archetypal Sittenfeld heroine. Well-educated, driven, and groomed, but a little awkward in public and not always well-liked. It’s an archetype to which I can easily relate – as I suspect is the case for a lot of the author’s fanáticos. I absolutely loved that Clinton story, but as the book went on, a lot of the story’s leads blurred into each other, like a collection of sub-Hilary figures. And their combined self-doubt, so-so marriages, and bad decisions, while interesting in isolation, started to feel a bit depressing when piled on ranking of each other.
I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who loves Sittenfeld’s other books, particularly Prep, or to anyone who identifies with some of the descriptors I’ve used here. She’s a fantastic writer and individually, they are nearly all strong stories. I’d just have liked to see either more variation or else fewer, more fleshed out stories.

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Opinión de un comprador: This is an excellent quality book which is clearly well illustrated and researched. However, it is based on the aggregate estropear from both the US and UK, and so as a consequence of scale is dominated by US estropear. Hence, many best selling UK artists do not feature - e. G. The Human League, Adam and the Ants, Kylie Minogue, and Spandau Danza etc. Likewise, many artists who do feature did not chart highly in the UK - e. G. Garth Brooks.
Consequently, it is worth noting that while it is undoubtedly a highly detailed book. Do not expect large quantities of UK artists and specifically, the early 80s New Romantic movement to be well represented.

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