Crave is honestly and really confusing, at least it was for me. There’s no clear story, no proper characters, and it just jumps from one line to another.
At first it feels like you’re missing something, but actually that’s just how it’s written.
It’s more about feelings than meaning. Love, loneliness, obsession… all mixed together in a very messy way.
For me it was the kind of text you don’t fully understand, you just sit, read and try to understand what's going on with it.
The story of a woman,who lost her memory due to Alzheimer'sNörobilim
A debut novel about an accomplished woman who slowly loses her thoughts and memories to early-onset Alzheimer's disease.
Genova's work with Alzheimer's patients has given her a deep understanding of the disorder and its impact not only on the afflicted, but on their friends and family as well. She does a remarkable job of sharing that perspective with her readers. Most of us have a sketchy familiarity with Alzheimer's and its primary symptom: a gradual loss of memory. Genova moves her readers beyond their superficial knowledge to a more profound grasp of the illness, illuminating consequences of it that most haven't considered (for example, the eventual loss of the ability to read a novel, as Alzheimer's patients lose the capacity to keep track of a plot line).
The novel follows Alice Howland's life from her first suspicions of the illness through its conclusive diagnoses to how Alice and her family learn to cope as her condition worsens. Although the story's progression is somewhat predictable, the scenes Genova relates are generally unexpected. Like Alice, the reader never knows when the disease will impact a situation or simply lie dormant in the background. When Alice does exhibit symptoms, they seem to come when she, and the reader, least expect them.
Genova also explores the difficult decisions faced by Alzheimer's patients and their families. She delves into such subjects as treatment options, care facilities, coping mechanisms, genetic implications, and even suicide. The text occasionally gets a bit wordy and artificial during some of these discussions, but for the most part they add to the sense of realism the novel projects.
The book does lack a certain emotional depth. The narrator reports Alice's actions, but doesn't explore her feelings to any great
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A Little Princess is one of those stories that gently wraps you in its charm while quietly delivering powerful truths. I truly loved this book.
At the beginning of the story, Sara is brought to a boarding school by her father. When the headmistress sees her for the first time, she exclaims, “Oh, what a beautiful little girl!” And then Sara thinks to herself:
“I am not a beautiful girl. Why did she say that? It must be the yearly payment in dollars my father is going to make.”
That line really struck me. I paused and thought, This girl is only eight years old, and yet she already understands how the world works. Her awareness, even at such a young age, adds so much depth to her character.
As the story unfolds, Sara’s kindness, resilience, and vivid imagination shine through. Even when she loses everything, she holds on to her dignity and inner strength. She teaches us that being a “princess” is not about riches or appearance, but about grace and empathy — especially when life is hardest.
Although it’s often considered a children’s book, I think adults can take just as much from it — maybe even more. I closed the book feeling both touched and inspired.
If you have a child, read it with them. If you don’t, read it with your inner child. They’ll thank you.
How well do we know ourselves?
But if i lost myself, where could i go?
Sumire dropped out of colloge for her writing passion. She aint special but her passion is strong and she puts all her energy to create. The women Sumire fell in love with was named Miu. When they met, her writings dont go anywhere and she was a little hopeless. Sumire' s feelings for Miu were instant and she was sure about herself that she fell in love first time in her life. Sumire started work for Miu as her personal assistent and it is the beginning of everything.
Sumire disappears like 'smoke'. Her male friend, who happens to be our storryteller, helps Miu to find her.
Mui's hair turned all white in one night and ever since she dyes her hair. What happened to her 14 years ago and what is the connection with Sumire's disapperance?
This story about finding out who we are, what do we want in our live, how can we be the person we want to be. Every character has a strong loneliness in their way and reader feels the same way as theirs. The reality is not a straight line. Its confusion. There is no exact ending in the story. Some of us angry and confused but some of us like to complete the story on our own.
This was the most unhinged book I've ever read.
Look, I'm a dark romance girl but this book showed me that even I have my limits.
I hate Olivia so much I can't explain it. At first she started her "lessons" with Malachi, all innocent for show, like she didn't want to be fucked by Malachi and was doing everything for him. Then when Malachi almost killed their father and fucked Olivia in his blood, it wasn't only Malachi who moaned and enjoyed it! But it was this bitch who called the police and blamed Malachi for everything! It really drove me crazy how she acted like Malachi did it all by himself and blamed him for everything! I was about to cry when I started reading Malachi's side of the story. The man who is supposed to be their father has been beating Malachi since he was little so it's only natural that Malachi would want to kill him but Olivia took their father's side! I don't know how she could know what he did to Malachi and take his side! Malachi was the one who would do anything for her, he was the perfect mold for her, the one who fulfilled all her forbidden fantasies, but she was so stupid that she couldn't see it. I honestly wished that Malachi would kill Olivia in the end, but in the end our stupid girl came to her senses and chose Malachi.
I almost cried where Malachi cried "Please choose me, no one chose me"... I wanted a happy ending for Malachi, not for Olivia.
There were parts of the book that were ridiculous, but the most ridiculous one was when Olivia came to her senses on her wedding day and said "I love Malachi!" and their father, whom Malachi was about to kill, consoled her by saying "You go and be with him, we'll take care of this mess." It was really ridiculous.
The kid spent 8 years in prison because of these idiots! Oh those letters... I
Core of Human path.İnsan ve Hayat
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The last holy book of Islam or The holy book of Muslims.
It defines what human is.
It explain the way that you follow as a follower.
It gives the solution of your problems.
It makes you calm when you are in circumstances.
It shows you miracles which happened before its written also it enlights us afterwards.
It completes the whole ibrahimic believes.
In the Quran if you check it there are too many facts according the future. From the time it is completed (first copy still solid) it gives us some un imaqinable things such as
1: persian x rome war / the place / the winner
It says The place on the lowest place (in the science it is the lowest place in the earth.
2: There is a line in the sea even the fishes do not pass it.
You can google it and see the fact.
3: It defines the bees working system male / female differences in that perios of time how the people can understand the gender of bees?
There are too many facts but you need to read it. If you do not wanna believe we can not force you but Do not learn Islam from other Quran will be enough.
Selamun Aleykum
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