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Illusions

Richard Bach

In cloudless airspace that extends from the cornfields of Illinois and blue infinity, a man puts his faith in the propeller of his biplane. Richard Bach, writer and pilot-to, faith is as real as a full tank of gas and sparks that jump from the cylinders ... until he meets Donald Shimoda, a former mechanic who is described as a messiah and is able to make sentences disappear and imagination soar.

My father taught me this book when I was 14 or 15 years, and I think I overestimated a bit: I was too young and I read literally interpreted, so at least I did not I took more than a strange story. It was logical.

Now, at 17, I opened its pages, and read it with more calm, understanding what he meant by each of their stories, and I regret it.

"There is no problem, its magnitude, is unavoidable."

In this book, with an eerie similarity to "The Prince", the protagonist is both aviator and writer of his own story, but as Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is a prince from another planet in the desert, Richard finds a Messiah with a single startling message: Do what you want.

"And would you - the Master asked the crowd -
if God spoke directly to the face and I said, 'I command you to AIES
happiness in the world while you are alive'? What would you do then
? ""

book is a shortie, it do not take more than an hour to read, but only after it for the first time, probably you stand the rest of the day thinking of his words, or want to reread a couple of times or, like me, go to the talks that you like and notes on a sheet of paper.
With a little luck might even help, if only slightly, to change the way you see things in life.

- I do not know - answered -. I do not know where to go.
- What does that mean? You know the past and the future of everything. You know exactly where to go!
sighed.
- Yes, but try not to think about it.

In all, a book I recommend to anyone who finds something of interest in philosophy, or simply likes to think about. A beautiful book that makes you think about the reality and ways of seeing, and a very enjoyable and exciting read from beginning to end.
By rating ... Who am I to describe a philosophy book?


And with that, and even thinking I've done a poor job of criticizing this book, I say goodbye.

Smiles







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The Da Vinci Code Dan Brown

What mystery lies behind the smile of Mona Lisa? For centuries, the Church managed to keep hidden the truth ... ahora.Antes until he was assassinated, Jacques Saunière, the last Grand Master of a secret society dating back to the founding of the Templars, his granddaughter Sophie conveys a mysterious key. Saunière and his predecessors, among them men as Isaac Newton and Leonardo Da Vinci, have maintained for centuries a knowledge that can completely change the history of mankind. Now Sophie, with the help of symbology expert Robert Langdon, begins searching for the secret, in a thrilling race that takes them otr a key to deciphering hidden messages in the most famous paintings of pinto and great walls of old cathedrals. A puzzle to be solved soon, since they are not alone in the game: a powerful and influential Catholic organization is prepared to employ every means to prevent the secret exit to the luz.Un exciting game hidden clues, surprising revelations, riddles witty, true, lies, historical realities, myths, symbols, rituals, mysteries and assumptions in a plot full of twists and turns, told with an unrelenting pace that leads the reader to the most closely guarded secret of the beginning of our era.

Who has not heard of this book? Best-seller
international made his name among the great novels of the time.

course, when the church condemned him and attacked him with such force, prohibiting its members, I was forced to read (about half of the population). As I did, I realized how, without advertising free church, the book would never have had even a tenth of success.

Why? Well, it novelucha, pocket those you read on a journey to kill the boredom. The plot is entretenidilla, light and dynamic, without much depth, but certainly very far from being a real bestseller. The characters are just described, they lack realism. Theories, barely documented, and the criticism of the Church, put simply to create controversy.

But not everything is bad, I have to admit that Mr Brown, without much literary ability, he created a novel that generated enough controversy to throw to fame-and a standard of living above 3 steps, " and that always deserves admiration, but the novel does not pass decentilla.

recommend or not ... I recommend anything more than general Culturilla, to know that it's all about. As novel is worth nothing, but made little sense, and that gives importance.



Rating: 5.5/10

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Dark Materials

Philip Pullman

The Jordan College Lyra's day used to pass peacefully. A routine interrupted only by visits from her uncle Lord Asriel. Always full of beautiful experiments, on the last occasion Asriel had managed to surpass himself. While exploring Lapland, his wonderful camera had captured the Northern Lights ... But beyond the desolate landscape, suspended in the air was a beautiful city. Lyra someday walk on the Northern Lights.

I came to this book almost by accident. I've always had an ear to the issues that cause controversy in the church, more for entertainment than anything else, and around those days was in film premiering the first part of this trilogy: The Golden Compass. The church had already labeled as not recommended and prepared to make economic boycott (as if they had not learned enough of the case DaVinci). Total

that I already had his eye on top, but had no special interest, because I imagined that success would be based solely on reputation.
For this reason, I was thinking of novels like the typical youth novelucha adventures he had come to success thanks to some controversy in its content. Still, when my father gave him three books to my brother, I decided to keep an eye out for myself.

Actually, I was surprised. Very surprised.
The story was juvenile, yes, but it was impeccably presented, written with fluency and with an impressive script. The story has nothing to envy to any of the books "for adults" (and much less to the famous Dan Brown), and the pace of the novel kept me glued from the tenth to the last page of the last book. Another work of art, this time, rather than by description and feeling, narrative and rhythm. Moreover, contrary to what they usually do many series, the second and third book are even better than the first, keeping the voltage across more than 1300 pages with little or no "literary Plains", which is read more by inertia than interest.

About the controversy ... Bah. The film did not reflect anything at all, and the first book just painted a parallel church in the world with our own church in the 15th century. And it falls short, because it is a book for children.
In the next two books, the issue becomes a little more tense, but the world he paints is so clearly fantastic, anyone with a basic religious education or a bit of philosophy can give a word of credit. It is just fantasy, that the church says you can create misconceptions is as if the education ministry advised against Harry Potter because children may believe that their teachers are possessed, or who are werewolves.


In total, the better the controversy aside and consider this series as one of the most recent juvenile series. Is young, so I will not openly say that I recommend to everyone, but I sincerely doubt that anyone will really get bored with any of these books, very "adult" to be.

Rating: 8.5/10. (Average of the three books.)




Smiles.

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Although he had planned, and Release the blog, speak of the books are so successful in the world: Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn, I think it is putting the reputation of feeling, and I will not do.

the contrary, the book of which I speak is one of the books that have managed to fall in love on their pages, and all of them, this is the only one who has managed to make me mourn.

Marina.

Carlos Ruiz Zafon .

"Marina told me once you only remember what never happened.'d Spend an eternity before he realized those words." Oscar

left Drai fleeing their memories, thinking naively that, if I put enough distance, the voices of his past would silence forever. He has now returned to her hometown, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bto avert their fantasies and confront their memory. The macabre adventure that marked him in his youth, the terror and madness surrounding, interestingly, the most beautiful love story.

What I can say? Marina is a book collection of novels he wrote Zafón juveniles before the Shadow of the Wind. And it shows in the environment, in the mist-covered Barcelona creates, and the feeling that follows each paragraph and each character.

I can not deny that " Shadow of the Wind "is a more elaborate book, with a plot much more developed and, in general, a book more" adult "but Marina, in its relative simplicity, creates a world in which you slip from the first page, where you get excited, and cheer and laugh, and cry, and wait with the characters which do not end up believing that it's over, when "at the end of the final not followed Two dots. "

Overall, a wonderfully dark novel that catches from the outset and worth; Digna's mother bestseller The Shadow of the Wind , and probably my favorite novel.

And so I will not be able to rate, because if I'm just myself would not be objective, and if I aim would not be fair to myself.


"We all keep a secret locked up in the attic of the soul"



Smiles.

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Well, as the first entry, I think a good idea to introduce myself and present my blog.

My name in the world of blogs is Smiles; not going to hang my real name online without a good reason. I am a student, son, brother, and a lot of other work that we have young people before joining the workforce.
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since childhood, and I've always been a Early Reader: My first book was "The Hobbit", I read "The Pillars of the Earth" in 13 years, the same month that I read "The Shadow of the Wind." At 14 I read "The DaVinci Code," and so is everything so far. I love to read everything, and if any book is especially popular, I feel uneducated for not having read it, and therefore have no opinion of him.

The blog itself is designed considering several things. The most important, or ideal, would find young people or adults who, after agreeing in 3 or 4 reviews (and remember that criticism can also be positive) decide to share the same tastes, and interested in reading more books discussed, making me a little guidance.

On the other hand, am a big fan of debate, whether religious, literary, political, philosophical ... So people who do not agree with me, is welcome to defend your position and refute my views. What's more, I ask please.

veais also likely to put other things that are not critical to books, whether they are short stories, poetry, something about music, or present a paper on reading, or just my opinion on something questionable.

Finally: My criteria in choosing a book is just what I have read. I can make books with good reviews, or take a dim view of a book called ... I come to say, it can be either to suggest a book to take away prestige, which can be literature juvenile or adult, or a children's story, or essay, and that does not follow any particular order.
I hope you find it enjoyable, and do not corteis to leave as a comment what you want.


Greetings Smiles