Rajneesh Gupta Gupta من عند Sokolniki, بولندا من عند Sokolniki, بولندا

كان هذا كتابًا لطيفًا عن تورط الإنسان في النباتات. لقد كانت قراءة سهلة ، وطورت أفكارًا مهمة ومهمة. أنا أقول أن هذا الكتاب كان "لطيفًا" لأنه على الرغم من أنني استمتعت به وكان نهج Pollen في هذا الموضوع فريدًا من نوعه ، إلا أنه لم يكن ثوريًا على الإطلاق. أشعر أنه أكثر من مجرد دليل للمبتدئين لمعالجة تفاعل البشر مع الطبيعة ، لكن بالنسبة للكثيرين منا الذين يفكرون في هذا بشكل يومي ، فإن هذا الكتاب لا يمثل تحديًا كبيرًا. ولكن بصفته بستانيًا وحبيبًا للنباتات ، فإن طريقة بولين في إخبار الجانب النباتي من القصة محببة ومهمة. بالنسبة للأشخاص الذين يفكرون قليلاً في كيفية تأثير طريقة حياتنا على النباتات التي نزرعها ، سوف يلقي هذا الكتاب بعض الضوء على الموضوع ونأمل أن يعزز المزيد من المعرفة والقلق.

This review is also on my blog: http://much-ado-about-books.blogspot.... It was okay. Probably won't leave a lasting impression, and I might pick up the next one in a year when it comes out, if I remember. Usually for books I didn't like that much I rant and rant for paragraphs on why it sucked, what was wrong with like everything. But this one I am kind of indifferent to. It's not a waste of time to read, but there are plenty of better books out there right now. For a debut though, it's pretty well written. Article 5 reminded me of the setting in Eve, with a school she breaks out of, running from the bounty on her head etc...so that part didn't suck, but already seemed familiar. I'm not bashing Eve though! That's where the similarities end. And the romance aspect was stolen from Shatter Me, and thankfully reformed into something almost GOOD. (Shatter Me just sucked btw. Sorry.) You know, the love interest is who is a childhood-friend-turned-to-unfeeling-soldier thing. So even though it improved, that part bugged me just a little too much, probably why this book lost one of its stars. The other star is lost because the protag's favorite book is Frankenstein! How can anybody like that book. Ember, (I keep wanting to call her Amber or Emily. No idea why, it just isn't sticking.) is pretty much on a very long emotional roller coaster throughout the whole novel, and blinded by judgement having to do with her relationship with Chase. So, eye rolls were frequent, and I felt like slapping her a few times. Like, either get over him or just LISTEN to what he has to say, alright? -She didn't seem to hear me though. Overall, she was very annoying. I liked the morals/ethics that appeared in almost every single chapter. Mostly regarding killing someone. haha...Really though, that had to be the best part. I put myself in Ember's shoes a couple of times, trying to decide if I would pull the trigger. The cover is very cool, I think. Maybe my main problem was that I didn't actually remember what the summary was when it finally arrived at the library, so opened the book with different expectations. I read the subtitle, Compliance is Mandatory, and assumed that was Article 5 was in the book. When the actual Article 5 is something like...only married women can have children. And Ember's mom is unmarried. The result of that is this whole book. Hm, I always end up writing more than I think I will.