You write in order to change the world, knowing perfectly well that you probably can't, but also knowing that literature is indispensable to the world... The world changes according to the way people see it, and if you alter, even by a millimeter, the way...
Nooooooooooooooooooooo! :( Last book of "The Mortal Instruments" saga. And now I'm crying again. Cassandra Clare has put an end to this amazing 6-book collection. And I'm slightly sad about it. But... The ending was amazing! Clary, Jace and the others are thrust against the final battle with Sebastian, Clary's brother. Will the Clave know what's best for the Shadowhunters? Will the vampires, werewolves, fairies... choose the right side to battle? Will Sebastian finally put an end to the peace on Earth and reign with his loyal demons? Will Simon love Isabelle, Alec love Magnus, Clary love Jace? Will Sebastian... love Clary? I SO loved it. #FavouriteBook ! Title: The Mortal Instruments Saga Book 6, City of Heavenly Fire
Printer: WALKER BOOKS
Author: Cassandra Clare
Cover design: WALKER BOOKS
Collection design: WALKER BOOKS
Parts of the book: 1 (but there are five books before this one) Pages of the book: 624 Miriam
It's been a while since I last posted in this section! Dear God... A long while! I'm so sorry to have kept you waiting, but I've got to tell you about the book that's being labelled as "sold out" all around the world... "Divergent"! By Veronica Roth, this book has managed to put me back on track again. I've spent quite a while without reading much... Probably because the classics I had are way too slow... They're classics, you know. Very valuable, but hard to read. "Divergent" is just what I needed. A very dynamic, fast and enthralling lecture! Inspired in the future, Chicago, Beatrice Prior is sixteen and faces the Ceremony Day: the day in which she'll have to choose her faction. Her society divides its members among five different factions: Abnegation, for the selfless; Amity, for the peaceful; Candor, for the honest; Dauntless, for the brave; and Erudite, for the intelligent. Every year the sixteen-year-olds take an aptitude test which shows them, thanks to a simulation, which faction they are best suited for. They have a saying, "Faction before blood". You are born into one faction and, at sixteen, you can change to another. But that will -probably- be the end to the family you've known all along. And, certainly, to your actual life. Beatrice has to face the fear of loosing her loved ones in favour of a change of faction (from Abnegation, in which she has grown up, to...? ;), but she'll also encounter the difficulty of Divergence. What on Earth is that? You'll soon find out. :D You MUST read the book! I leave you its data:
Title: Divergent Printer: Harper CollimsAuthor: Veronica Roth Cover design: Barb Fitzsimmons, Amy Ryan, Joel Tippie
Collection design: Harper Collins
Parts of the book: 1 (but there are two more books) Pages of the book: 487
Hey there! Two days ago I watched this INCREDIBLE new princesses Disney film named "Tangled". It's based on Rapunzel's story and although I'm kind of old for this films, I couldn't help to watch it! It was so beautiful I realize I did well, making my father to download it and kind of forcing a little my brother to watch it :)
I really expected it to be great and I found myself convinced. So I'm telling you about it!
Tangled is the new Disney Pixar's film on the story of Rapunzel, a pretty young lady who lives in a high tower, apart from the population, with her supposed mother.
Truly, she's a lost princess, stole from her parents by Gothel (her supposed mother) when she was born. This happened because Rapunzel's blond hair had the property of healing and giving youth to people because of a magical flower her mother ate to get healed from a bad illness when she was pregnant. Gothel used to use this flower to keep herself young by singing a song to it so that it would use its power.
And so Rapunzel is kept up there, alone, in the tower. One day she gets the dream of going to see the lamps that the kings release on her birthday to get her home. She meets Flynn Rider, a burglar who has stolen her tiara although she doesn't know it's hers.
They agree on Rapunzel returning him the tiara if he gets her to town to see the lamps in her eighteenth birthday.
In the trip they'll find themselves followed by the authorities and Rapunzel's mother.
What will happen? Will they get to the lamps? Will Rapunzel discover her identity? Will Flynn get arrested?
Discover it by watching the film!
It's astonishing, the prettiest one of princesses I've ever seen concerning graphics. Hope you enjoy it and let me assure you you'll laugh, with Rapunzel's silly fears and Flynn's good jokes :)
I leave you the trailer and poster, hope you enjoy it!
Nooooooooooooooooooooo! :( Last book of "The Mortal Instruments" saga. And now I'm crying again.
