Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Nedgraphic Design & Repeat

Yasmina Khadra "The attack"



As I enjoyed reading his latest novel "What day is at night," I started in "The attack".

The story is short but intense ... Dive into the horror of the conflict Israeli Palestinian suicide bomber attack through. We follow the doctor anxiously Amin, a Palestinian inserted perfectly into Israeli life, in the footsteps of the woman suicide bomber who blew herself up in a restaurant packed with children in Tel Aviv!

With the central character, we look for rational answers to this act which is more due to insanity, how understand? we get some answers, but they are more like food for thought ...

description of Palestinian towns we refer to images seen on magazines and TV, but the story intense, moving and shocking upsets us without pushing us to a radical position.
And here we find the mark of the author: As the first novel I read him, he has 2 camps, the arguments of each Machiavellianism because without him, life is neither white nor black but gray ...

A strikingly marked by reading the great humanism of Yasmina Khadra ...




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Just a few words to recount the pleasures of nap ...

That afternoon, the light is intense, lunch is not far and sleepiness is felt throughout the body.
must go upstairs, get a little shutter (not totally, it's not the night), get in panties and slip under the duvet. Dress is important! it reminds me of that adopted by children in kindergarten ... small section was removed the sweater, the pants but we keep the T-shirt and socks!


This afternoon in February 2010, the nap was accompanied by little Alice. Against his will, starting of course! but she fell asleep so quickly that I do not regret having a bit forced ...
And then I remember that I was napping with my own mother in the afternoon in the marriage bed, my little brother Peter between my mom and me sometimes. I think this love of napping is actually quite family: I always saw my parents indulge in this pleasure during their days off.

Napping allows me to keep going every day: it is highly restorative. The full-time job as a guard day and night and is sometimes difficult to be the mother of 3 children is not always very relaxing, while the rest save the marmot dormant in me since my childhood ...

What happiness to wake up after an hour with rosy cheeks ... Heat, who won the body under the blanket, dark circles disappear, courage returned, just like the patience to deal with children and the courage to go back to work for a night guard ...

I will not tell you the immense pleasure of marital naps when I am joined by my husband in the warm draps.La nap becomes outstanding after the accomplishment ...



Without nap, I am no longer a shadow of myself.
is a sacred moment that I do everything to preserve ...
good nap!

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Dishwasher Overflowing With Bubbles

nap "only silence"


This thriller, I got my hands on the occasion of my 34 years with a purchase insightful brother Peter!



This book quickly became an obsession in your life, the suspense is excellent, you wont know anything until the last pages and you walk through the pages slowly, keeping pace with the author to know the emotions of the central character.
is poignant, captivating!


Joseph Vaughan, the hero will be your companion throughout the reading and the city of Augusta Falls will become familiar to you!




The description of the scenery made me think back to those suggested in excellent cartoon from my childhood "Tom Sawyer"! weird! but I could not get rid of it ... I imagined the wooden house, the school of the town with its unique class etc ...



I loved the atmosphere heavy, anxious, emotions that Joseph introduced me as the discovery of his talent as a writer, his admiration for his teacher, changes in relationships with his mother, her sense of guilt that consumes him about girls killed ...




must read! scenario behind a banal murder series, emotions are many and haunt you, Joseph Vaughan will take you far! This book is mesmerizing!