Ú Books Lately I have been piling up on the table night. Long time now I have to go to reduce the number. And these are the most rushing me co terrain. The names from left to right : Alice in Wonderland, Alice Through the JSpA, and the Hunting of the Snark, by Lewis Carroll; After Dark, by Haruki Murakami; Special, Scott Westerfeld; Wind name of Patrick Rothfuss ; The Curse of the Muses , Javier Ruescas, and Moments: Japan , Hector Garcia.
- Alice in Wonderland, Alice Through the Looking Glass, and
Hunting of the Snark, by Lewis Carroll: A pocket-sized paperback These three work together. Right now I'm immersed in reading and going for the second book, so I can only comment on Alice in Wonderland, and I just loved it. Comes with original drawings by Carroll, something which I had understood it was difficult against. I felt like this book adaptation that made Tim Burton , (Btw, vi) The best chapter, "A mad tea party", I laughed a lot. The film blends and parts of my first of the second book, but at least the parts that take the book, are quite faithful, though the story itself changed it a mon'ton. And on Disney I think not because I have not seen (# yoconfieso) XD
- After Dark, Haruki Murakami's . MURAKAMI. What about this man. It is my God. The way you get to create art from everyday situations. The subtlety in expression. It is these that can write a 500 page book about death and not to appoint at any time the word death. The art of innuendo. I loved your Tokyo Blues, and I fell in love with their faith South Border, West of the Sun. This I have not started yet, but I'm at it. It will be my next stop. Certainly I have heard that Tokyo film Blues.
- Specials, Scott Westerfeld, the third of a trilogy, which I think has become a tetralogy, from what I've read lately. I hope encesarios remember details of earlier volumes. The truth, I do not run a hurry to read, but even I'm curious to know how story ends.
- Wind name of Patrick Rothfuss. This book I have already recommended a number of people enoooorme. It seemed a lack of respect not me with him once and for all and see for myself if it is as good as they say. I have understood that it is basically a book of fantasy to Tolkien and such. We shall see.
- The Curse of the Muses of Javier Ruescas . I was reading it just before the comprehensive examinations and had to remove him. Then I wanted to recover and the two days I had to return to set aside because it came selectivity. I'm halfway but ... I get a horrible lazy to follow (sorry, I did not start well with the book xD) On the one hand, this second part of the trilogy Moon Enchantment is more elaborate. That's good and bad. Mola that the author has spent more time in writing but sometimes I find it a bit heavy and forced dialogue, much to the "Captain Thunder." The fact is that my first impression is that hooked over the first book. But maybe only because of the circumstances in which I found while reading. Anyway I have not finished yet, so I better shut up. And such. XD
- Moments: Japan of Héctor García. Of this I had read the book A geek in Japan. is a man who has his own blog, who moved from Spain to Japan and then has his impressions and stuff. I follow his blog for some time: 3 is one of my reference sources in many things. The book is a collection of photos (very cool) of Japan, with a corresponding epxlciacion many sometimes referred to Japanese culture. This explanation is in both English and English, and I, as a lover of languages, is a detail that I loved.
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