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Eroticnoire bookclub: Brown Sugar
Eroticnoire bookclub recommendation: Brown Sugar
Brown Sugar: A Collection Of Erotic Black Fiction | Edited by Carol Taylor
Brown Sugar brings together some of the most acclaimed voices in today’s black literary world — Sapphire, Natasha Tarpley, Reginald Harris, and Pamela Sneed, among them. These titillating stories cover the full spectrum of black experience and identity as they reveal sexuality and sensuality in all their varied and exotic…
i know this year has been - in one way or another - hard for every one of us. nevertheless, i always like to take the month of december for reflecting the past and planning the future - seeing what was good, what i want to leave in this year and what do i want for myself in the year that is to come. for anyone whose brain works the same way as mine, here is a little companion for you, the year compass. make yourself a cup of tea, light some candle and spend some time with yourself. this is the second year i’m doing it and i’ve been looking forward to it since november.
Today: Russian editiotion of HP :)
Well, I do no think that there is still someone who does not know who Harry Potter is. I`ve been a big fan of his books and films as long as I can remember. This story made me who I am now because it made my childhood magic and wonderful. I`m not a child anymore but I still have this special feeling watching HP movies or rereading it.
I`m so glad that first russian covers math the original ones. I know how much editors love to change them but back in the days they made a right decision.
I remeber my feeling buying them as a child. I loved these covers so much. I was so obsessed with this series that whenever I watched a film I took the matching book with me.
I`m so grateful for J.K. Rowling because thanks to her and her books I started to love reading seriously. I found out that I adore fantasy books thanks to that amazing woman.
These are not just books, they are the world. Weren`t you wainting for you letter as a child? I was! Well, I was a bit dissapointed that I didn`t get it but I believed that I can help this world even as a muggle. Such a naive kid :D
Lately, we got a few more books translated. I`m talking about related books such as:
Fantastic beasts and where to find them
Quidditch through the ages
The tales of Beedle the Bard
I love these books too but I definitely have some complaints! How could they change the traditional translation???
Instead of Quidditch – Quiddish
Instead of Dumbledore and muggles we have wrong pronunciacion.
You can say that it does not matter but I will disagree. When your mothertongue is an original language of all these books, of course it does not matter to you, becayse translators can ruin nothing. But when you have to survive with translated versions believe me even the wrong letter makes you angry. When you know how it needs to be and you see it the wrong way, you get angry and upset. Especially, when you talk about something so importnant to you.
Also now we have the new covers that look amazing. If you have all of them than you can see the image of the Hogwarts when these books are standing on your shelf. It`s great, really, but I believe that these covers are more personal, they have so much more soul and feeling in them.
P.S. I hope that one day I will be able to have the English and the Spanish books< because there are so many beautiful covers and I`m definitely a bookoholic!
Potterhead 4ever Today: Russian editiotion of HP :)- 4.5/5.0
- going through the started, but never finished text. so happy that i picked this up & believe its testimony to everything at the right time. really didn’t know much if anything at all about the chairman. not only does this text include a brief biography, but also the works of mao & his wife. really an eye opener into the driving force behind his mission. also got a change to brush up on world history as well as marxism, communism, socialism, etc. while reading this text i was so captivated that i watched documentaries, scholarly interviews, & did a bit more research. this book is so short and easy to read that i highly suggest it. although it does its best to set the stage, i could see if someone did not posses the basics of world politics or marxism it could be a bit much, but you wouldn’t be completely lost.
- another don’t know how it got in the library, but am happy to give it a home. i would suggest borrowing this book, if so moved, yes purchase. however, there may be & probably are better text out there on mao Tse-tung, which i would suggest reading. he is an interesting man.