Lese gerne Fantasy und Sci-Fi. Aktuelles Lieblingsbuch: „Zwischen zwei Sternen“ von Becky Chambers. ✨ Mitglied in der Stadtbibliothek und fleißig dabei, die Bücheregale dort zu durchstöbern und Spaß dabei. Bibliotheken sind toll!
Like to read fantasy and Sci-Fi. Current favourite book: "A Closed and Common Orbit" by Becky Chambers. ✨ Member of my municipal library, exploring its booksshelves and having fun doing so. Libraries are great!
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Blue Sisters tells the story of three exceptional - and exceptionally different - sisters as they return to their family …
Raised in a Greek legion, Phaidros has been taught to follow his commander's orders at …
Started reading this yesterday and immediately liked the narrative style. :)
@Siegfried@bookwyrm.world Viel Spaß dann beim Lesen. :D Hoffe, dir gefällt es auch. ^^
Rund 6000 verschiedene Sprachen gibt es auf der Welt. Doch was eint und unterscheidet sie? …
War sehr interessant. Habe einiges Neues über viele Sprachen und Sprachfamilien erfahren und das ist etwas, was ich mag. Vorher wusste ich zum Beispiel nicht, was agglutinierende oder isolierende Sprachen sind oder dass wir eigentlich von Idiomen sprechen müssten, anstatt von Sprachen. Zur Veranschaulichung enthält das Buch auch sehr viele Beispiele und direkte Vergleiche.
Natürlich dürfen Lesende hier keine tiefgreifenden linguistischen Analysen erwarten, aber das Buch will ja auch eher eine auf unterhaltsame und angenehme Weise informierende Sprachereise sein, und das ist der Autorin sehr gelungen.
Rund 6000 verschiedene Sprachen gibt es auf der Welt. Doch was eint und unterscheidet sie? Wieso ist es ein Unterschied, …
I loved this book.
First and foremost, it focuses on women in Roman History, of course, from its founding to its demise, and additionally puts queerness in the spotlight where it can be found, which I appreciated very much.
Then it regularly points out the problem of texts about history mostly being written by men about men (what makes this book all the more refreshing).
And as the cherry on top, the author has (imho) a great humour (which reminds me a lot of that of one of my teachers, I have to recommend the book to her as well) which makes this journey really funny and entertaining.
I can only highly recommend it and rate it 5/5 Stars.
Rund 6000 verschiedene Sprachen gibt es auf der Welt. Doch was eint und unterscheidet sie? Wieso ist es ein Unterschied, …
Wonderful retelling of the Greek hero myths, highly recommendable.
In Stephen Fry's vivid retelling we gaze in wonder as wise Athena is born from the cracking open of the …
Ninetta entdeckt einen geheimen Garten, in dem sich der Königssohn unsterblich in sie verliebt. Ein junges Mädchen muss ihr Elternhaus …
Entreated to tell his side of the story to a detective who put him in …
This was a fabulous read.
The tension and the depiction of the characters were gripping me all the way through, the inner workings and the suspense of the protagonist Oliver were almost touchable for me. The denouement remained effectively open until the end, though I had some suspicions that turned out to be partly true. Still I was again and again surprised by the developments.
The idea of setting this at a theatre school and making the characters all theatre students that were practicing and performing for their plays was genius. Their performances wonderfully blended in into the rest of the story and the author did a superb job in bluring the borders between their acting and their genuine actions, whereby it was never certain what was real and what was only part of the plays.
I also appreciated the plenty insights into theatre school and acting …
This was a fabulous read.
The tension and the depiction of the characters were gripping me all the way through, the inner workings and the suspense of the protagonist Oliver were almost touchable for me. The denouement remained effectively open until the end, though I had some suspicions that turned out to be partly true. Still I was again and again surprised by the developments.
The idea of setting this at a theatre school and making the characters all theatre students that were practicing and performing for their plays was genius. Their performances wonderfully blended in into the rest of the story and the author did a superb job in bluring the borders between their acting and their genuine actions, whereby it was never certain what was real and what was only part of the plays.
I also appreciated the plenty insights into theatre school and acting practices, which was a world previously unknown to me.
