The cow is to blame/Analysis of the Parable Carrots, Egg and Coffee (eng-spn)
on La culpa es de la vaca
Carrots, Eggs, and Coffee ☕ I recently read a story from the book "La culpa es de la vaca" (The Cow Is to Blame). It is a reflection that gave me plenty to think about for days re…
The Opossum Outwitted – A Tale of the Pemón Tribe
on El rabipelado burlado (Coleccion Narraciones Indigenas) (Spanish Edition)
Hello everyone. Back when I was in school, I used to spend a lot of time in the library looking through storybooks, and I’d always find ones I really loved reading and enjoyed qui…
on The Richest Man in Babylon
I am currently studying this book, it's one of the richest materials I have laid my hands on this year.
on Sandman
I have enjoyed this series with the wonderful artwork and deep stories. I think this is the last one. It duplicates a couple of stories with different versions and that feels like padding. Still some cool stories.
on 'Salem's Lot
'Salem's Lot (Stephen King) 📚
Image generated using ChatGPT AI SPANISH VERSION (click here!) El Misterio de Salem's Lot (Stephen King) 📚 ¡Un gran saludo a toda la comunidad de Scrobble.Life! 👋 Hoy les traigo una nueva reseña, pero esta vez dedicada a uno de mis libro…
on Dust
Just finished the third and final book in the Silo series. I found the story quite enjoyable. After watching the first 3 seasons of the Apple TV series I decided to finish the book series before the release of the final TVl season next Jul…
on Barefoot
“Barefoot”, by Zaharia Stancu, is one of those books that make you wonder whether there are still people living in such conditions around the world. The plot covers a period spanning over a few decades in the early 20th century. It takes p…
on Terre des hommes
In this book, the author gives an account of different stories that cover a large part of his career as a pilot, culminating with a story of how he and his mechanic navigator crashed with their plane into the Sahara desert.
on La Venganza de la Reina
Cuando la guerrera haga frente a la reina malvada, los mundos se conectarán y el reino de la oscuridad emergerá...
on La sombra del viento
ESP/ENG The unforgettable magic of the Cemetery of Forgotten Books *** La magia inolvidable del Cementerio de los Libros Olvidados
This book completely hooked me, I absolutely loved it, and I think it has become one of my favorite books, right after One Hundred Years of Solitude by García Márquez. I loved it from the very first paragraph—its atmosphere, the details in…
on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
A journey through the logic, geometry, and mathematics behind the works of Lewis Carroll. Discover the science in Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass . literature review
on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
The Mathematical Mind Behind Lewis Carroll's Works: Logic, Riddles, and Paradoxes[Eng-Spn]
In my previous post, we discussed precisely how film adaptations can alter—to some extent—the plot and intended narrative, adding dialogue and conversations that were not part of the original story (such as one of the most iconic scenes: t…
on Animal Farm
“Animal farm” is a widely read modern literature book with a deeply political dimension. Its popularity is largely due to the fact that the author, George Orwell, decided to use animal characters to illustrate real life political figures t…
on The Rose Bargain
An alternate society where power, beauty and love comes with a cost is a fascinating one and the author of this book does a great job of making the world feel enchanting. I'd recommend this book to fans of historical fantasy.
on El Caballero de La Armadura Oxidada
The knight in rusty armor
on Casa tomada y otros cuentos
House taken over and other stories
on Dostoyevsky. Notes From Underground / White Nights / The Dream of a Ridiculous Man / Selections from The House of the Dead
Throughout the book, the “Man from underground” keeps talking about his personal worries, uncertainties, and concerns, which are described in a subtle, philosophical way.
on The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
The bestseller “The 7 habits of highly effective people”, written by Stephen Covey, is a multi faceted book that covers a multitude of areas and subjects related to human development and improvement. This orientation towards the achievemen…
on La tulipe noire
The story of the book takes place in the Netherlands in the 17th century. It’s all about how extreme love for the cultivation of tulips gets mixed with political upheaval, and how the Dutch nation’s adoration for this flower becomes the ce…
on Michel Strogoff
"Michael Strogoff" is a classical literature book that combines a moral story with a lot of action and an articulated plot.