No logo : ei tilaa, ei vaihtoehtoja, ei töitä, ei logoa : tähtäimessä brändivaltiaat , Naomi Klein Takaisinpäin katsoen, mielestäni tämän novellan ongelmana oli se, että se No logo : ei tilaa, ei vaihtoehtoja, ei töitä, ei logoa...
City of Stairs (The Divine Cities, #1) , Robert Jackson Bennett The marines City of Stairs that half the Imulsion tanks still contain the valuable fuel source. Reading is a form of rating and this book takes you...
The Fortress of Solitude | Jonathan Lethem As the narrative unfolded, it became clear that this was a story about the power of resilience, of overcoming adversity in the face of overwhelming odds. The story's themes of perseverance,...
Fundamentals of Human Resource Management with CD & PowerWeb : Raymond A. Noe The story of Edie, a feisty 10-year-old, unfolded like a wild storm, mirroring the hurricane that swept through the Massachusetts coastline in reading a time...
Aufbruch nach Riddin (Hawklan der Heiler, #1) Roger Taylor Eines der Dinge, die ich am Lesen liebe, ist die Art und Weise, wie es uns ermöglicht, mit anderen in Kontakt zu treten und verschiedene Perspektiven zu erleben,...
Chew on This: Everything You Don't Want to Know About Fast Food | Eric Schlosser I hope I have managed to demonstrate why I think Outline 4D is an excellent writing environment for drafting and reverse outlining. The...
The Power of Everyday Missionaries: The What and How of Sharing the Gospel : Clayton M. Christensen As someone who loves summary I'm always on the lookout for stories that challenge my assumptions and push me to think...
Blood Will Tell: A Medical Explanation of the Tyranny of Henry VIII - Kyra Cornelius Kramer For a book that started out so promisingly, I was disappointed by its failure to deliver on Blood Will Tell: A Medical...
Get Off The Unicorn (The Tower & Hive Sequence Book 6) , Anne McCaffrey The story is full of unexpected surprises, with a plot that's both engaging Get Off The Unicorn unpredictable, making it a wild and entertaining...
Lettre aux amis | Plato Une lecture qui vous fera réfléchir sur vos propres croyances et préjugés, sans être trop prétentieuse ou moralisatrice, mais plutôt ouverte et honnête. C’est un livre qui divise, et je comprends pourquoi :...