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books (Part 3) # 7

The last part of July for comments on books about a real discovery: Anna Karenina by Tolstoy, promoted to (almost) full marks. With

tavo secretly Tolstoy.
Eastern European writers, the various Bulgakov, Gogol ', Kafka, Dostoevsky, have never been able to do anything but bored with their endless book, full of musings, monologues of endless, agonizing and tedious descriptions, real estate struggles soul ... Perhaps
Bulgakov is a bit 'less "property" of others, but Dostoevsky! I just do not the digest. And I've tried more than once, even, and even with White Nights.

But Tolstoy. This
her novel is everything you'd expect from a classic of that fame, and more.

Arkàdjevna Anna Karenina is a woman who is content to exist.
has a husband who respects but does not like, and a son that she is not important, is intelligent and brilliant, like everyone knows, is a woman of aristocratic world is beautiful: it appears to be, and all that a woman could want.
But it is not alive. Not until, falling from a train that brought her to Moscow by his brother, he meets a young gentleman referred to during the trip he met his mother. Count Vronsky.

"Vronsky went into the car behind to guard the entrance to the compartment he stopped to give way to a lady who came out. With customary tact
man of the world, from a glance outward appearance of this lady Vronsky judged with certainty that she belonged to high society. He apologized and was about to go in the car, but felt the need to look at it again, not because she was very nice, not for that elegance and grace that saw modest in his whole person, but because the expression leggiardo face, when she had passed close, there was something very soothing and tender.
When he turned to look at her, she too turned her head. The glittering gray eyes that seemed to blacks bushy brows, stood amicably, with a focus on his face, as if she recognized him, and immediately brought the crowd as he walked, as if seeking someone. Vronsky had time to notice the restrained animation that flashed on her face and fluttered between sparkling eyes and the faint smile, arching her red lips. As if an abundance of something so close to her, to be expressed outside of his control now in the twinkling of the eye, now in her smile. She had deliberately turned off that light in his eyes, but it shone against his will in barely perceptible smile. "
(Part One, Chapter XVIII)

Since then Anna is no longer herself, or maybe it is better to say that from that moment that the reader sees discover and become herself , able to penetrate behind the mask firmly in control and brilliance which had begun to know it.
Because despite the appearance, Anna Karenina is a woman full of doubts, who knows how to manage their own existence, but not his own life. The love that Anna tries to Vronsky is a love immature, selfish, which initially makes her shine and shine like a star in the eyes of everyone, including their own. But, as the feeling gets stronger in her, she discovers the weakness, an inability to decide to take the reins of their lives and their own love story inevitably begins to crack, culminating towards the end, in the pages of the highest level and in an order that loomed as a threat since the first appearance of Anna.

Konstantin Dmitrievich Levin is a good man but rather restless, and so, it raises many questions about life, questions that are frantically looking for the answer without losing heart, trial and error after another when a road what has taken reveals a failure:

"The reasoning led him to doubt and prevented him from seeing what you had and what not to do. But when he did not think, but lived, felt constantly in his mind the presence of an infallible judge who decided which of two possible actions to be better and which worse, and as soon as they had not acted, he felt immediately. "
(Part VIII, Chapter X)

Levin is the opposite of Anna and, most of Anna, he is the real protagonist of the story in a way that contrasts, indeed, the history Karenina and Vronsky. Why
Levin is also the protagonist of a romance, shy and awkward as that of Vronsky, who was his rival before he met Madame Karenina, is bright and stylish, but unlike the latter, which fails to contain or to growth in the love story (though Vronsky is not the only one to blame for this), Levin will succeed, because that's what he wanted from life.

What Tolstoy is proposed, and is able to accomplish, in this work, is to represent life.
It succeeds.
I admit, I skipped some boring sections where Levin's search for the meaning of this life in many aspects, from slavery, religion, agriculture, and discuss with other men, trying to focus his thoughts and soul searching for the answer you need (and eventually will, in a crescendo of increasingly intense pages ).
Yet the novel, despite its smallness, is immense.
And if you're going to argue "Smallness? Are no other than 900 pages !"... maybe you have not read it? Try to read it, and then try to tell me if it is not surprising that in only 900 pages there is all that Tolstoy is able to put on this. Why Anna Karenina is not just the story of Anna, Kitty, Levin and Vronsky; around their intertwined stories, equally true, equally varied, with a host of multifaceted characters minutely, minutely described in thoughts and actions, and anxieties and joys that make them no less than of us who read their history, the people who live.

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books (Part 3) # 7

The last part of July for comments on books about a real discovery: Anna Karenina by Tolstoy, promoted to (almost) full marks. With

tavo secretly Tolstoy.
Eastern European writers, the various Bulgakov, Gogol ', Kafka, Dostoevsky, have never been able to do anything but bored with their endless book, full of musings, monologues of endless, agonizing and tedious descriptions, real estate struggles soul ... Perhaps
Bulgakov is a bit 'less "property" of others, but Dostoevsky! I just do not the digest. And I've tried more than once, even, and even with White Nights.

But Tolstoy. This
her novel is everything you'd expect from a classic of that fame, and more.

Arkàdjevna Anna Karenina is a woman who is content to exist.
has a husband who respects but does not like, and a son that she is not important, is intelligent and brilliant, like everyone knows, is a woman of aristocratic world is beautiful: it appears to be, and all that a woman could want.
But it is not alive. Not until, falling from a train that brought her to Moscow by his brother, he meets a young gentleman referred to during the trip he met his mother. Count Vronsky.

"Vronsky went into the car behind to guard the entrance to the compartment he stopped to give way to a lady who came out. With customary tact
man of the world, from a glance outward appearance of this lady Vronsky judged with certainty that she belonged to high society. He apologized and was about to go in the car, but felt the need to look at it again, not because she was very nice, not for that elegance and grace that saw modest in his whole person, but because the expression leggiardo face, when she had passed close, there was something very soothing and tender.
When he turned to look at her, she too turned her head. The glittering gray eyes that seemed to blacks bushy brows, stood amicably, with a focus on his face, as if she recognized him, and immediately brought the crowd as he walked, as if seeking someone. Vronsky had time to notice the restrained animation that flashed on her face and fluttered between sparkling eyes and the faint smile, arching her red lips. As if an abundance of something so close to her, to be expressed outside of his control now in the twinkling of the eye, now in her smile. She had deliberately turned off that light in his eyes, but it shone against his will in barely perceptible smile. "
(Part One, Chapter XVIII)

Since then Anna is no longer herself, or maybe it is better to say that from that moment that the reader sees discover and become herself , able to penetrate behind the mask firmly in control and brilliance which had begun to know it.
Because despite the appearance, Anna Karenina is a woman full of doubts, who knows how to manage their own existence, but not his own life. The love that Anna tries to Vronsky is a love immature, selfish, which initially makes her shine and shine like a star in the eyes of everyone, including their own. But, as the feeling gets stronger in her, she discovers the weakness, an inability to decide to take the reins of their lives and their own love story inevitably begins to crack, culminating towards the end, in the pages of the highest level and in an order that loomed as a threat since the first appearance of Anna.

Konstantin Dmitrievich Levin is a good man but rather restless, and so, it raises many questions about life, questions that are frantically looking for the answer without losing heart, trial and error after another when a road what has taken reveals a failure:

"The reasoning led him to doubt and prevented him from seeing what you had and what not to do. But when he did not think, but lived, felt constantly in his mind the presence of an infallible judge who decided which of two possible actions to be better and which worse, and as soon as they had not acted, he felt immediately. "
(Part VIII, Chapter X)

Levin is the opposite of Anna and, most of Anna, he is the real protagonist of the story in a way that contrasts, indeed, the history Karenina and Vronsky. Why
Levin is also the protagonist of a romance, shy and awkward as that of Vronsky, who was his rival before he met Madame Karenina, is bright and stylish, but unlike the latter, which fails to contain or to growth in the love story (though Vronsky is not the only one to blame for this), Levin will succeed, because that's what he wanted from life.

What Tolstoy is proposed, and is able to accomplish, in this work, is to represent life.
It succeeds.
I admit, I skipped some boring sections where Levin's search for the meaning of this life in many aspects, from slavery, religion, agriculture, and discuss with other men, trying to focus his thoughts and soul searching for the answer you need (and eventually will, in a crescendo of increasingly intense pages ).
Yet the novel, despite its smallness, is immense.
And if you're going to argue "Smallness? Are no other than 900 pages !"... maybe you have not read it? Try to read it, and then try to tell me if it is not surprising that in only 900 pages there is all that Tolstoy is able to put on this. Why Anna Karenina is not just the story of Anna, Kitty, Levin and Vronsky; around their intertwined stories, equally true, equally varied, with a host of multifaceted characters minutely, minutely described in thoughts and actions, and anxieties and joys that make them no less than of us who read their history, the people who live.

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books July (Part 2)

tips are back, this time with not recommend. In the last fifteen days of the month I was lucky: the second part of the post is all for you, and the first book is


Brief History (almost) everything , by Bill Bryson.
Promoted: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Brief History of (almost) everything (that "all" means "science") was an amazing discovery.
What is it about the book? Well, heck. Talks about everything. Talk of cosmology, astronomy, geology, physics, atomic physics of modern taxonomy, biology, and everything that has to do with the natural sciences.
And it does follow a common theme is the evolution of the world: from the Big Bang, the formation of the solar system, Earth and Moon, the formation of the earth's crust, the formation of mountains and oceans, the appearance of life and its development, focuses on the microscopic talking about atoms, molecules and the laws that we do not see anything that obeys; focuses on the macroscopic, the laws of the visible world, from Newton to Einstein, there are volcanoes earthquakes, submersibles immersed at a depth of 10 km, experiments that paved the way for genetic fossils of dinosaurs, antibiotics, the last specimens of dodo, heated debates on the name for a new species ...
Obviously not all here, and what makes this book a gem is the feeling, having finished the 600 pages of wanting more.
Bryson has the ability to expose the fruit of dozens and dozens of readings (there are 17 pages of bibliography written thick thick) and interviews in a clear, coherent and above all interesting. His sense of humor permeates the pages, without, however trivial in the end the wise or witty, and often leads, while reading, smiles for the jokes or anecdotes of a few lines on each of the scientists who received fame and honors (but not always) for their contributions to science.
Brief History of (almost) everything is a test for everyone. If you are interested in science, is the book for you.


Next is a novel rather than a reading is a symphony of flavors.

The Mistress of Spices , d the Chitra B. Divakaruni. Promoted
: ★ ★ ★ ★

A book that I would have lost had it not been Ileen ♥ ♥ you advice. And, well, if I had not read a good book I would have lost.
The Mistress of Spices is a book made up mainly of colors, flavors, magic contained in the newspaper. The author knows how to mix carefully, as in a recipe, all the spices Tilo, the heroine, loves (and which he uses to help others), and the result is a tasty dish (the writing is evocative, and you savor slowly) and flavorful (the plot, though with some difettuccio, it is very nice). In fact, the
writing is being changed as the story evolves, losing the flavor of spices to acquire a new one to Tilo: that of compassion and the extreme need of help, at first, and later that of feeling for excellence. Love. Tilo
doing so knowingly unleashed a series of consequences that are revealed, however, larger than what would have imagined. But they are nothing more than tests that help you to understand what it really wants from life, she had never stopped to think when the old had started the magic of spices, she never had pulled back making requests but rather it was thrown headlong into each new task.
Only two are small flaws that I found.
The first is the abundance of words in Hindi (there are at least two or three per page), whose explanation, rather than at the bottom of the page is a handy little glossary at the end of the book.
The second is the final, less powerful than the rest of the novel: it is certainly in line with the evolution of Tilo, do not say no, but ... perhaps goes a bit 'too romantic.
Oh, and looks a bit 'to Chocolat, but this similarity did not take one iota of her beauty.

Now it is a fairy tale.

The Bears Famous Invasion of Sicily , Dino Buzzati.
Promoted : ★ ★ ★

Often, those who can read between the lines of a fairy tale, there is much more than words tell. The same goes for The Bears Famous Invasion of Sicily , which has everything you need to make it a fairy tale.
This is a gentle story, set many years ago in a Sicily that no longer exists, and the protagonists are the bears that come down from the mountains to the cities in search of food and the son of their king, lost since he was only a puppy.
is a story for little ones, but perhaps even more to the biggest: a good read, every page, although apparentem glad body contains a thin thread of melancholy, which culminates in the second half of the story, which bears no longer adapt to the bears in all respects to human life: also, and above all the vices.
In a moment of confusion when reading these pages, I thought of Orwell and his Animal Farm, but while in the process of identifying novel Orwellian with humans is tragically unstoppable Buzzati still leaves some hope at the end of its history . Because often all is not lost.
I wonder what effect it would have made me now this little gem of a fairy tale if I had known and loved as a child.


A collection of poems is what is missing.


Myricae , Giovanni Pascoli.
Promoted: ★ ★ ★

Giovanni Pascoli is a poet who learns from childhood.
His poetry has a unique sound and unmistakable, and can provoke strong impression with its combinations of colors, smells and images and for the wise use of onomatopoeia.
But it is not a poet "for children": the pastures are much better appreciation of what's in the simple word.
Beyond his poems is a man who has suffered and is satisfied by simple joys of a flower or the memory of his childhood or his native country know him: and that, despite the limitations inherent in the written word, manages to communicate the emotions with a poem, and particularly acute care, who can make me shudder in its simple immediacy .
The collection is accompanied by a large (though unfortunately boring) introductory essay, and poems, in addition to the notes, has an introduction which explains the metrics and anticipates the themes.

- ♦ - ♦ - ♦ - ♦ -

still missing one book: I'm talking about Anna Karenina , Lev N. Tolstoy. But the novel I will speak in the next post, to give due importance!

Feed Rabbits Dandelions

books July (Part 2)

tips are back, this time with not recommend. In the last fifteen days of the month I was lucky: the second part of the post is all for you, and the first book is


Brief History (almost) everything , by Bill Bryson.
Promoted: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Brief History of (almost) everything (that "all" means "science") was an amazing discovery.
What is it about the book? Well, heck. Talks about everything. Talk of cosmology, astronomy, geology, physics, atomic physics of modern taxonomy, biology, and everything that has to do with the natural sciences.
And it does follow a common theme is the evolution of the world: from the Big Bang, the formation of the solar system, Earth and Moon, the formation of the earth's crust, the formation of mountains and oceans, the appearance of life and its development, focuses on the microscopic talking about atoms, molecules and the laws that we do not see anything that obeys; focuses on the macroscopic, the laws of the visible world, from Newton to Einstein, there are volcanoes earthquakes, submersibles immersed at a depth of 10 km, experiments that paved the way for genetic fossils of dinosaurs, antibiotics, the last specimens of dodo, heated debates on the name for a new species ...
Obviously not all here, and what makes this book a gem is the feeling, having finished the 600 pages of wanting more.
Bryson has the ability to expose the fruit of dozens and dozens of readings (there are 17 pages of bibliography written thick thick) and interviews in a clear, coherent and above all interesting. His sense of humor permeates the pages, without, however trivial in the end the wise or witty, and often leads, while reading, smiles for the jokes or anecdotes of a few lines on each of the scientists who received fame and honors (but not always) for their contributions to science.
Brief History of (almost) everything is a test for everyone. If you are interested in science, is the book for you.


Next is a novel rather than a reading is a symphony of flavors.

The Mistress of Spices , d the Chitra B. Divakaruni. Promoted
: ★ ★ ★ ★

A book that I would have lost had it not been Ileen ♥ ♥ you advice. And, well, if I had not read a good book I would have lost.
The Mistress of Spices is a book made up mainly of colors, flavors, magic contained in the newspaper. The author knows how to mix carefully, as in a recipe, all the spices Tilo, the heroine, loves (and which he uses to help others), and the result is a tasty dish (the writing is evocative, and you savor slowly) and flavorful (the plot, though with some difettuccio, it is very nice). In fact, the
writing is being changed as the story evolves, losing the flavor of spices to acquire a new one to Tilo: that of compassion and the extreme need of help, at first, and later that of feeling for excellence. Love. Tilo
doing so knowingly unleashed a series of consequences that are revealed, however, larger than what would have imagined. But they are nothing more than tests that help you to understand what it really wants from life, she had never stopped to think when the old had started the magic of spices, she never had pulled back making requests but rather it was thrown headlong into each new task.
Only two are small flaws that I found.
The first is the abundance of words in Hindi (there are at least two or three per page), whose explanation, rather than at the bottom of the page is a handy little glossary at the end of the book.
The second is the final, less powerful than the rest of the novel: it is certainly in line with the evolution of Tilo, do not say no, but ... perhaps goes a bit 'too romantic.
Oh, and looks a bit 'to Chocolat, but this similarity did not take one iota of her beauty.

Now it is a fairy tale.

The Bears Famous Invasion of Sicily , Dino Buzzati.
Promoted : ★ ★ ★

Often, those who can read between the lines of a fairy tale, there is much more than words tell. The same goes for The Bears Famous Invasion of Sicily , which has everything you need to make it a fairy tale.
This is a gentle story, set many years ago in a Sicily that no longer exists, and the protagonists are the bears that come down from the mountains to the cities in search of food and the son of their king, lost since he was only a puppy.
is a story for little ones, but perhaps even more to the biggest: a good read, every page, although apparentem glad body contains a thin thread of melancholy, which culminates in the second half of the story, which bears no longer adapt to the bears in all respects to human life: also, and above all the vices.
In a moment of confusion when reading these pages, I thought of Orwell and his Animal Farm, but while in the process of identifying novel Orwellian with humans is tragically unstoppable Buzzati still leaves some hope at the end of its history . Because often all is not lost.
I wonder what effect it would have made me now this little gem of a fairy tale if I had known and loved as a child.


A collection of poems is what is missing.


Myricae , Giovanni Pascoli.
Promoted: ★ ★ ★

Giovanni Pascoli is a poet who learns from childhood.
His poetry has a unique sound and unmistakable, and can provoke strong impression with its combinations of colors, smells and images and for the wise use of onomatopoeia.
But it is not a poet "for children": the pastures are much better appreciation of what's in the simple word.
Beyond his poems is a man who has suffered and is satisfied by simple joys of a flower or the memory of his childhood or his native country know him: and that, despite the limitations inherent in the written word, manages to communicate the emotions with a poem, and particularly acute care, who can make me shudder in its simple immediacy .
The collection is accompanied by a large (though unfortunately boring) introductory essay, and poems, in addition to the notes, has an introduction which explains the metrics and anticipates the themes.

- ♦ - ♦ - ♦ - ♦ -

still missing one book: I'm talking about Anna Karenina , Lev N. Tolstoy. But the novel I will speak in the next post, to give due importance!