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Michael Dabrowski, "Hand"

Publisher and year of issue: Our Books, 2001
Number of pages: 208
Rating: 6 / 6










If you want to read this book, schedule a free evening, make good tea or coffee (as you prefer) , powyłączaj all electrical equipment that may disturb your peace of mind, sit back and enjoy the remarkable, fascinating reading, I assure you that you will not be able to break away from her and read this one designed specifically for this evening. The book draws
, leaves a lasting impression, makes the world begins to look different.

main character is born without a right hand. From the very beginning of his life is marked by the stigma of being different, it feels worse, unacceptable. Children laugh at him, furtively watching adults while inflicting mass awkward and uncomfortable questions that parents treat him like an egg, which at any moment can break, but it seems the worst aunt ever reproach him that ashamed of their feet . Nobody tries to understand a man who tries to live a normal life, nobody wants to pay any attention to its otherness.
Breakthrough in boy's reasoning is at the moment when they win a fight with a school friend, then started fighting with prejudicial views and stereotypes. But whether or not it is a fight against windmills? In truth, the hero acquires a group best friends, is also linked romantically with a girl, but on his way there is always someone new, who advises the kalectwie.

palm is a story about a society that can not accept the disability, is a story about people who just seems that they are tolerant, then a tip for those who can not find in the company of people with disabilities.
Palm a book, next to which it is impossible to pass by, moving, causing extreme emotional story about trying to find ourselves in an intolerant world.
There is no chilling action scenes, there is no tension in the seat wgniatającego, compelling dialogue and love stories. Instead, he is forcing the story to reflect, hitting just the sensitive hearts of readers.
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interesting stories was the inclusion of non-existent character monologues hand. Palm, which is not always accompanied by its owner, well-versed in his feelings, and depending on the situation, becomes his ally or enemy.

I look forward to Michael Dabrowski other books.

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you the opportunity to read a book publisher I thank our Bookstore.

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Taavi Soininvaara "Ebola virus in Helsinki," Ken Kesey

Original title: Emola Helsinki
Translation: Bozena Kojro
Publisher and year of publication "Kojro, 2010
Number of pages: 272
Rating: 4 / 6








O viruses, epidemics and all kinds of deadly bacteria has given rise to many films, but the book on this subject met for the first time. Frankly, I expected something different, more similar to the medical thriller, reminiscent, perhaps most famous, the movie Outbreak . Author
positively surprised me by presenting the subject in an unexpected and original way.

few drinks drunk too much and driving under the influence of alcohol actually bring tragic consequences. Finnish operational commander of the army, Raimo Siren, leads to a fatal accident and flees the scene of the incident. For fear of prison looking for a way to avoid the consequences. Just fate that makes a virologist at the same time Arto Ratamo discovers a vaccine for Ebola virus, information about the rapidly reaches the Sirena. General forest in the course of a lethal machine, eliminating all who stand in his way to securing a monopoly on blood samples infected with a virus and a cure for the disease. The virus starts with the interest in Russian history. Ratamo attacked from all sides trying to win allies and save lives.

Applause to the author for the original idea. The combination of sensation, a spy thriller and literature check very well. Reader to the last page is not able to predict the end of the track. I recommend especially those in the literature looking for something new and original connections and unpredictability.

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Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest "

Original title: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Translation: Thomas Mirkowicz
date and publisher: Da Capo, 1994
Number of pages: 347
Rating: 6 / 6








Ene due like fake, it is a good fisherman, catches the chicken and puts in jail ... basket bowl, put a padlock, three Red-backed Shrikes in the flock ... one flew there, the second śmignął siam, rose to third over the cuckoo nest ...


One of these books, which you must read, excellent in every respect, make you smile, touching, frightening, falls into a memory for a long time and will leave no one indifferent. The action

takes place in a mental hospital under the rule of troops from hell. Together with a group of paramedics terrorizes patients abusing them psychologically, and effectively subordinate Regulations service created exclusively for their own benefit.
Everything begins to change when the hospital there is a new patient, a rebel who tries to overthrow the regime of the branch, a glimmer of hope given to patients to improve their lot. McMurphy reaches the patient written off, stirs them to life, introduces the boring hospital life long-forgotten emotions - joy, laughter, recalls how she life long, long time ago, before the hospital.
On reading often arises to compare the terms of hospital operating principles of totalitarian states in which all units are jerks severely punished. The opposition, rebellion, otherness are not welcome, all manifestations of individualism suppressed immediately, not always in harmony with the humanitarian methods. A man healthy, fit in mind is one who submits without a word of opposition to the regime, all the others who fought against injustice are considered mad. Unit is better to destroy than to let her live on her own way.

brilliant move was to entrust the chief's narrative - one of the patients - who would escape from the injustices of the world pretended to be deaf and mute. The Indian had wider opportunities to observe than other patients, he was admitted to hospital zones inaccessible to others, do not miss the precise observer mind. Chief describes all my feelings and observations, the reader is hard to distinguish truth from the fictions narrator. Is the fog appears, mysterious sounds and devices installed in the walls, there really or is it just an invention of the Chief? Will Combine, which often mentions Indian has any influence in the hospital?
What's more interesting to describe the emerging thoughts in the mind of the Indian, the author sometimes made use of of psychedelic drugs such as LSD, voluntarily surrendered to the electroshock therapy to as accurately reflect the course of the book (this is just called sacrifice for the good of literature.)

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Stosik March No. 1

proudly presents the great pile of March No. 1

Stosik which very pleased my eyes and fills us with great joy, because it contains several items, which had long been great desire, preferably all at once przeczytałabym.

Crescent Diana Abu - Jaber - from CS - for which I thank you once again

From Our Book publishing - for which also thank

Painter young girls Monika Feth

Love in five flavors Ann Mah

Palm Michael Dabrowski

end of the world in pictures Robert Goorlick

And another result Hunting Library:

Thick Natalia Roginska

Atonement Ian McEwan

in a faraway country Linda Holeman

attacker Stephanie Mayer