নূরানী পদ্ধতিতে ২৭ ঘন্টায় কুরআন শিক্ষা (হার্ডকভার) পিডিএফ ডাউনলোড করুন

carlosaladim

I loved this book. Loved, loved, loved it. That doesn't mean that I rushed right out and bought the sequel or anything, but I did love it to pieces. I know better than to read sequels right away. I don't know how some people are able to read book after book by the same author. Don't they need to spice up their reading? I can't go from one mystery to another. I have to go: mystery, disjointed family drama, non-fiction, classic. And so forth. Like I might have mentioned before, I'm not the biggest fan of mysteries, but make it a mystery set in old New York, and I'm in. I love being able to mentally follow the characters around on their sleuthing and try to recreate in my mind's eye what the city must have looked like a hundred years ago. I would love to be able to travel back in time, especially to eat a late-late dinner at Delmonico's, where dining at 11 p.m. was perfectly normal. I think of NYC as being such a night owl city, but I don't think there are any fancy restaurants where one can sit down to eat at 11 p.m., finish up at 3 a.m., and not feel hurried the entire time. And if I'm wrong, I'd love to know! When I first moved here, I attended a book club meeting at 808 Broadway, which is the building where the sleuths have their headquarters. I remember at the time being told where we were, but having not read the book at that time, didn't appreciate it nearly enough. I think I was more taken with the fact that my coworker, who had invited me along to his book club, knew someone who lived in such lavish quarters. Anyway, I highly recommend The Alienist to both lovers of mysteries and lovers of fiction taking place in old New York.

2022-10-26 05:34