অল্প দিনে সহজ পদ্ধতিতে সহীহ কুরআন শিক্ষা(পেপারব্যাক) পিডিএফ ডাউনলোড করুন

mahma

Ultimately, I was disappointed by this book. Some mild spoilers below, I think (though not much more than you'd get from the dust jacket). It showed great promise when I started reading it - I could see how it would be compared to The Handmaid's Tale, although the comparison meant that I went into this book with high expectations. The central mystery of the story was exposed slowly, bit by bit, which I loved. Eventually, though, it was laid bare without pomp, and I felt let down, although looking back it did serve to emphasize the alien nature of the whole theme. In fact, I felt like the emotion was oddly muted throughout the characters' adult lives, although this may have been a result of their curious upbringing and origins. I also felt like the story was building to some point that it never quite reached, like, (and excuse the lame metaphor, I've been NaNoveling all night) when you put a marshmallow in the microwave, and it inflates until you think it's going to pop, but then it just deflates back onto itself. I feel like the author could have done a lot more with the concept this novel was built around, and I would have liked to read a lot more. The most interesting (to me) questions about the whole world were never explained, and I left the book feeling frustrated that I didn't understand its world as well as I could. This is a lot of complaining, but despite all its shortcomings, it was an intersting premise and I did grow to like the characters (well, some of them, at least). I enjoyed reading it, despite my criticisms. I would recommend this to fans of dystopian literature - just don't go into it expecting the next Handmaid's Tale or 1984.

2022-10-01 20:29