Mit der amerikanischen Unabhängigkeitserklärung 1776 und der Erklärung der Menschen- und Bürgerrechte 1789 in Frankreich wurden die Grundsteine für unsere …
Ein interessantes Buch über die Konsequenzen von Literatur-Diebstahl? Ich lese nicht viele Martin Suter Bücher, aber durch die Empfehlung von einem lokalen Buchladen, liess ich mich dazu Lila Lila zu lesen und muss sagen es hat sich sehr gelohnt.
An unexpected quest. Two worlds at stake. Are you ready?
Days after Oasis founder James …
None
3 stars
Overall the book was fine and the story it was trying to tell was good enough. It introduced some new world-building components and new conflicts, which were introduced good enough.
What for me was missing, were the paragraphs of overly detailed nerdy description, which was full of in the first one.
I recommend it, but don't expect a Ready Player One Part 2.
The biography of the physicist and Nobel prize winner Richard P. Feynman - a collection …
None
5 stars
Feynman is very interesting as a person, as most of his life decisions were done (mostly) on curiosity. It was a treat to read this book and can take some lessons out of it!
A very interesting insight into the mind of Derek Yu, the artist behind Spelunky, and Spelunky‘s development history. For those who are either interested in the „magic“ of Spelunky or just game development, it‘s an interesting read!
Author of The Underground Railroad, Colson Whitehead brilliantly dramatizes another strand of American history through …
None
5 stars
(I'm not a native english speaker, so some written words might portray a wrong meaning)
I picked this book up when I went book shopping in the nearest city. The author Colson Whitehead was very unknown to me and it seems he has been very positively received by his readers. I grabbed the book from the shelf, looked up the reviews and instinctively bought it (due to the good rating). The purchase might have been the easiest part of the book.
Before you pick this book up, you must know, that it's based on a true story (I won't name the event, since it spoil the book). The story isn't one to one to the real story, but it seems to describe it extremely well. It's gut wrenching and almost makes you tear up, but that exactly made it so good. Colson was able to portray a time, that started …
(I'm not a native english speaker, so some written words might portray a wrong meaning)
I picked this book up when I went book shopping in the nearest city. The author Colson Whitehead was very unknown to me and it seems he has been very positively received by his readers. I grabbed the book from the shelf, looked up the reviews and instinctively bought it (due to the good rating). The purchase might have been the easiest part of the book.
Before you pick this book up, you must know, that it's based on a true story (I won't name the event, since it spoil the book). The story isn't one to one to the real story, but it seems to describe it extremely well. It's gut wrenching and almost makes you tear up, but that exactly made it so good. Colson was able to portray a time, that started a long time ago and ended just a few years ago, where kids & teenagers were discriminated, tortured and even killed.