Monday, February 28, 2011

Vegeta Bulma Episodes



FAEFEVER SERIES Karen Marie Moning A
I had already talked about this series, because I argued with other bloggers, a petition for a speedy translation of the series above. Now I read it and I could not be convinced.
The protagonist is a girl who can see fairies, but if he is not aware at the beginning, the story then takes a turn increasingly rapid and after 5 books in three days I can safely say, beyond the fact of not having lived that it was worth it, absolutely.
very funny characters, plot twists, well-constructed plot and dialogue, in short, a future bestseller when published in Italy on an informed basis and does not interrupt the series half as often used to do some publishing houses.
Before reading this series I had read also the previous one (that of the Highlander to understand) that is absolutely not even remotely like this, very slowly, all the same and with a few ideas, it seems that the author has changed in the meantime .
Faefever Although the series is a spin-off of Highlander, it is absolutely in itself and can be read alone, partly because unlike infinite series, such as that of Anita Blake or that of Merry Gentry, it begins and ends after five books, even though, given the boom in sales in the U.S. it is possible that the author continui a calvalcare l'onda del successo di Mac, ma questa è un'altra storia.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

How To Hang A Puzzle On A Wall



ELSA MORANTE "L'ISOLA DI ARTURO"

Molto bello il racconto delle vicende di questo ragazzino, Arturo, che cresce da solo in una Procida tra le due guerre, il cui unico compagno è un cane fino al secondo matrimonio di un padre sempre latitante.
Storia paragonabile ad una tragedia greca con tanto di un'amore per la matrigna e la scoperta dell'omosessualità paterna, ma con l'arrivo del deus ex machina il nostro eroe abbandonerà forever the island army and volunteered for the front.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Homemade Spirit Sticks



Daniel Defoe "Robinson Crusoe"

The first part, ie, Adventures, whose history more or less all we know is what I liked most, though sometimes it could be summed up in a long list of things done, cooked, seeded, stacked, etc.. RC I found amusing in his being completely a character.
The further adventures were not at par and in spite of the above would take place around the world, even China, and were not settled, I found them a bit 'too lengthy and not very exciting.
The serious reflection I have come to the milk in the knees, also because it largely outlined in the two previous books, so I would say that the vote Scarsini is given by an average of three books, which in my Italian edition were merged into one.