খুশুঃ নামাজের প্রাণ (পেপারব্যাক) পিডিএফ ডাউনলোড করুন

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This is a great, simple little story. A lot of people in the reviews here seem to be upset that it lacks "umph" and "meat," and suggest books to read instead, so that you can get your share of meaty umph. And, if you're looking for meaty umph, I really think you should follow their advice. Some recommend Jonathan Strange, which you should read anyway. But Stardust never sets out to be anything like Jonathan Strange. It's a fairy tale for adults. It's light-hearted, you can read it in a couple of sittings, and it works best with Charles Vess's outstanding illustrations. For a Neil Gaiman novel with the nuance and depth of detail of Jonathan Strange, read American Gods. For the closest thing to Susanna Clarke redoing Stardust -- a story by Mrs. Clarke set in the town of Wall -- read "The Duke of Wellington Misplaces his Horse" (which is here:[http://www.jonathanstrange.com/copy.a...]). And, for a good, breezy read, pick up an illustrated, please copy of Stardust. Also, here is a good essay by Gaiman, explaining his goals and motivations for the novel.

2022-10-26 05:30