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I KNOW YOUR HURT AND YOUR HEARTACHES. IN A SPECIAL BOTTLE I AM STORING EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOUR TEARS. I SEE YOU SEARCHING FOR LOVE, FOR HAPPINESS, FOR FULFILLMENT. AS MUCH AS I HATE TO SEE YOUR PAIN, AS MUCH AS IT GRIEVES ME TO SEE YOU STRUGGLE, ALL THIS MUST BE, IN ORDER FOR YOU TO TOTALLY AND COMPLETELY COME TO THE END OF YOUR OWN UNDERSTANDING: ONLY THEN CAN YOU FULLY HEAR MY VOICE. LISTEN VERY CAREFULLY. AMIDST THE NOISE OF THE WORLD, IM CALLING. MY VOICE IS IN THE MIDST OF YOUR WORST FEARS TENDERLY BESEECHING YOU TO TRUST ME, IN THE PAIN OF YOUR LONELINESS. IF YOU HOLD REAL STILL, YOU CAN FEEL MY ARMS ENCIRCLING YOU AND HEAR MY SOOTHING WORDS OF COMFORT. YES, THAT STILL, SMALL VOICE WITHIN YOU IS MINE. YES, THAT GENTLE TOUCH IS ME. GIVE ME YOUR PAIN- YES, ALL OF IT, AND I WILL GIVE YOU MY PEACE. GIVE ME YOUR SORROW AND I WILL GIVE YOU JOY UNSPEAKABLE.I CHERISH YOU, DAUGHTER. I SHED MY BLOOD SO THAT YOU COULD BE CLEAN. I WANT YOU FOR MY COMPANION, MY BRIDE, TO LOVE AND CHERISH NOW AND THROUGHOUT ETERNITY AND I PLAN TO DRESS YOU IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF WHITE GARMENTS. AS YOU LIVE OUT THE JOY AND EXPERIENCE THE WONDER OF BEING MY BRIDE, I WILL BE YOUR GENTLE TUTOR CONFORMING YOU TO MY IMAGE. I MUST BEGIN BY TEACHING YOU HOW TO SERVE AND LIVE IN SUBMISSION TO ME. LET ME CONVINCE YOU OF YOUR GREAT VALUE SO THAT YOU MAY BE ABLE TO FULLY SHARE THE LOVE I HAVE GIVEN YOU WITH THE ONE YOU SOMEDAY CHOOSE TO BRING TO ME AS YOUR EARTHLY HUSBAND. THEN, AND ONLY THEN, WILL YOU BE THE KIND OF WIFE I WOULD CHOOSE FOR HIM. GIVE YOURSELF COMPLETELY TO ME. I WANT YOU TO DENY ME NOTHING. I WILL NOT HURT YOU. I WILL NOT DISAPPOINT YOU. YOU CAN TRUST ME- COMPLETELY. I KEEP MY PROMISES. DO NOT BE OVERLY CRITICAL OF YOURSELF OR BECOME DEPRESSED BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT PERFECT IN YOUR OWN EYES. IT SADDENS ME GREATLY TO HEAR YOU CRITICIZE AND DEVALUE THE ONE I LOVE SO MUCH. DAUGHTER, IN ME, YOU ARE COMPLETE AND LACKING IN NOTHING. WHAT RIGHT DO YOU HAVE TO CRITICIZE THE ONE I TREASURE? ON WHAT GROUNDS DO YOU FIND FAULT WITH WHAT I HAVE SO FEARFULLY AND WONDERFULLY MADE? WHY DO YOU CALL WHAT I DEEM BEAUTIFUL- UGLY? WHY DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THAT ONE I LOVE ENOUGH TO DIE FOR IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH? DAUGHTER, I WANT YOU TO KNOW WHO YOU ARE IN ME. I MEAN WHO YOU REALLY ARE IN ME- COMPLETELY LOVED AND TOTALLY FORGIVEN. I WANT YOU TO TRUST ME ONE STEP, ONE DAY, ONE SECOND AT A TIE. DWELL IN MY POWER AND MY LOVE AND BE ALL THAT YOU ARE IN ME, IN MY STRENGTH, AND IN MY POWER. DO NOT FEAR WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN OR WHAT THE FUTURE MAY BRING BECAUSE MY GRACE IS
SUFFICIENT AND I WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU. DAUGHTER, I KNOW THAT YOU LONG TO GIVE YOURSELF TO SOMEONE, TO HAVE A DEEP RELATIONSHIP WITH HIM, AND TO BE LOVED THOROUGHLY AND EXCLUSIVELY BY HIM. BUT I MUST SAY NO. NOT UNTIL MY LOVE IS ENOUGH. NOT UNTIL YOU CAN SEE YOURSELF TRULY COMPLETE IN ME. I LOVE YOU, MY CHILD. UNTIL YOU DISCOVER THAT YOUR JOY AND SATISFACTION CAN BE FOUND IN ME ALONE, YOU WILL NOT BE CAPABLE OF HANDLING THE PROBLEMS AND DISAPPOINTMENTS THAT ARE PART OF EVERY RELATIONSHIP. YOU CAN NEVER BE TRULY UNITED WITH ANOTHER IN THE WAY YOUR HEART DESIRES, ONLY I CAN FILL THAT EMPTINESS, ONLY I CAN SUPPLY THAT NEED, ONLY I CAN LOVE YOU ENOUGH. YOU MUST BE UNITED WITH ME, EXCLUSIVE OF ANYONE OR ANYTHING ELSE, EXCLUSIVE OF ANY OTHER DESIRES OR LONGINGS BEFORE YOU WILL HAVE THE STRENGTH TO ENDURE THE MANY HEART-ACHES AND, YES, EVEN SOUL-ACHES OF EVEN A SEEMINGLY PERFECT HUMAN RELATIONSHIP. I WANT YOU TO STOP PLANNING, STOP WISHING, AND ALLOW ME TO GIVE YOU MY FAITHFULNESS, MY GENTLENESS, AND MY SELF-CONTROL. THEN, YOU WILL NEED NO OTHER. DAUGHTER, I WANT YOU TO ALLOW ME TO BE ENOUGH.YOU MUST KEEP YOUR EYES ON ME, EXPECTING THE GREATEST AND THE BEST THINGS FROM ME. KEEP EXPERIENCING THE SATISFACTION OF KNOWING THAT I AM AND THAT YOU ARE MY CHILD. KEEP LEARNING AND LISTENING TO THE THINGS I TELL YOU. STAY CLOSE BY MY SIDE. SEEK MY FACE IN THE MORNING, MY PRESENCE THROUGHOUT THE DAY, AND MY COMFORT AT NIGHT. I AM ALWAYS THERE, DAUGHTER. I WILL NEVER LEAVE YOU OR FORSAKE YOU. BUT, YOU MUST WAIT. DONT BE ANXIOUS. DO NOT GET IN A HURRY. DONT LOOK AROUND AND FEAR OR ENVY THE THINGS OTHERS HAVE RECEIVED FROM ME. YOU MUST KEEP FROM LOOKING OFF OR AWAY. LOOK UP TO ME OR YOULL MISS THE THINGS I WANT TO SHOW YOU, AND THEN, WHEN YOU ARE READY, ILL GIVE YOU THE DESIRES I HAVE PUT IN YOUR HEART, THE STRENGTH TO ENDURE ALL THINGS, AND THE COURAGE TO RISK YOUR HEART.YOU SEE, UNTIL YOU ARE READY AND THE ONE I HAVE FOR YOU IS READY... I AM WORKING EVEN THIS MINUTE TO HAVE YOU BOTH READY AT THE SAME TIME... UNTIL YOU ARE BOTH LIVING TO, WHICH YOU WILL, HOWEVER IMPERFECTLY, REFLECT YOUR RELATIONSHIP IN ME. FIRST GIVE ME TIME TO HEAL YOUR WOUNDS, CONSOLE YOUR HEARTACHES, AND EASE YOUR DISAPPOINTMENTS. FIND ME TIME TO ERASE THE PAINFUL MEMORIES OF THE PAST. GIVE ME TIME TO HEAL YOU AND MAKE YOU WHOLE AND COMPLETE IN ME.I WANT YOU TO EXPERIENCE REAL AGAPE LOVE- NOT THE SELFISH, FALSE LOVE OF THE WORLD. I WANT YOU TO LEARN LOVE THAT IS PATIENT AND ALWAYS KIND. LOVE THAT KNOWS NO ENVY AND IS NEVER BOASTFUL OR PROUD. LOVE THAT IS NEVER RUDE OR SELF-SEEKING. LOVE THAT IS NOT EASILY ANGERED OR KEEPS A RECORD OF WRONG. LOVE THAT DOES NOT DELIGHT IN EVIL BUT INSTEAD REJOICES IN TRUTH. HE LOVE I
WANT FOR YOU DAUGHTER, ALWAYS TRUSTS, ALWAYS HOPES, ALWAYS PERSEVERES, NEVER FAILS. BECAUSE THIS LOVE IS OF THE SPIRIT AND NOT OF THE FLESH, ITS NATURAL FRUIT IS JOY, PEACE, PATIENCE, KINDNESS, GOODNESS, FAITHFULNESS, GENTLENESS, AND SELF-CONTROL. I CANNOT GIVE THIS LOVE TO YOU IN OR EVEN THROUGH ANOTHER EXCEPT DIMLY, AND THEN ONLY IN A LIMITED CAPACITY- FOR ALL WILL FAIL AND EVENTUALLY DISAPPOINT YOU. THIS PERFECT LOVE, DAUGHTER, CAN ONLY BE FOUND IN ME.LET MY PERFECT LOVE FLOW FROM YOU AND SPILL OVER TO ALL YOU TOUCH. BE NOT CONCERNED WITH YOURSELF; YOU ARE MY RESPONSIBILITY. I WILL CHANGE YOU OFTEN WITHOUT YOU EVEN KNOWING IT. TAKE YOUR EYES OFF YOURSELF, LOOK ONLY TO ME, I LEAD, I CHANGE, I CREATE, BUT ONLY WHEN YOU ARE NOT STRIVING. YOU ARE MINE; LET ME HAVE THE JOY OF MAKING YOU INTO MY IMAGE- ONLY I CAN DO THIS. ABOVE ALL ELSE, LOOK TO ME AND ME ONLY, NEVER TO YOURSELF AND NEVER TO OTHERS. DO NOT STRUGGLE, RELAX AND TRUST MY LOVE. I KNOW WHAT IS BEST AND WILL DO IT IN AND THROUGH YOU IF YOULL LET ME. STOP TRYING TO BECOME, AND LET ME TRANSFORM YOU FROM WITHIN. I LOVE YOU DAUGHTER. WILL YOU LET MY LOVE BE ENOUGH FOR YOU? IM WAITING... WILL YOU WAIT TOO?JESUS
Hi people..ESSA MUSICA E MUITO PERFEITA LINDA E SUPER FACIL DE ENTENDEREU SIMPLESMENTE FALLING IN LOVE WITH THIS SONG ..HAHHACoat of many colorsBack through the yearsI go wonderin once againBack to the seasons of my youthI recall a box of rags that someone gave usAnd how my momma put the rags to useThere were rags of many colorsEvery piece was smallAnd I didn't have a coatAnd it was way down in the fallMomma sewed the rags togetherSewin every piece with loveShe made my coat of many colorsThat I was so proud ofAs she sewed, she told a storyFrom the bible, she had readAbout a coat of many colorsJoseph wore and then she saidPerhaps this coat will bring youGood luck and happinessAnd I just couldnt wait to wear itAnd momma blessed it with a kissChorus:My coat of many colorsThat my momma made for meMade only from ragsBut I wore it so proudlyAlthough we had no moneyI was rich as I could beIn my coat of many colorsMy momma made for meSo with patches on my britchesHoles in both my shoesIn my coat of many colorsI hurried off to schoolJust to find the others laughingAnd making fun of meIn my coat of many colorsMy momma made for meAnd oh I couldnt understand itFor I felt I was richAnd I told them of the loveMy momma sewed in every stitchAnd I told em all the storyMomma told me while she sewedAnd how my coat of many colorsWas worth more than all their clothesBut they didn't understand itAnd I tried to make them seeThat one is only poorOnly if they choose to beNow I know we had no moneyBut I was rich as I could beIn my coat of many colorsMy momma made for meMade just for me 23 reasons English is the best, most compicated, and most versatile language on the planet.1. The longest one-syllable word in the Englishlanguage is "screeched."2. "Dreamt" is the only English word that endsin the letters "mt".3. No word in English language rhymes with"month," "silver," "purple," or "orange."4. The symbol on the "pound" key (#) is calledan octothorpe. 5. The symbol used in many URLs (Web addresses)is called a tilde. (~)6. The dot over the letter 'i' is called a tittle.7. The word "set" has more definitions than anyother word in English.8. "Underground" is the only word in English thatbegins and ends with the letters "und."9. There are only four words in the English languagewhich end in "-dous": tremendous, horrendous,stupendous, and hazardous.10. The longest word in the English language,according to the Oxford English Dictionary, ispneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.11. The only other word with the same amount ofletters is its plural:pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconioses.12. The longest place-name still in use isTaumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwe-nuakit natahu,the Maori name of a hill in New Zealand.13. Los Angeles's full name is "El Pueblo de NuestraSenora la Reinade los Angeles de Porciuncula" andcan be abbreviated to 3.63% of its size, L.A.14. The verb "cleave" has definitions which areantonyms of each other: to adhere and to separate.15. The verb "sanction" also has definitions whichare antonyms: to sponsor and to ban.16. A pregnant goldfish is called
a twit.17. There is a seven-letter word in English thatcontains eleven words without rearranging any of itsletters, "therein": the, there, he, in, rein, her,here, ere, I, therein, herein.18. 'Stewardesses' is the longest English word thatis typed with only the left hand.19. The combination "ough" can be pronounced in ninedifferent ways; the following sentence contains themall: "A rough-coated, dough-faced, thoughtful ploughmanstrode through the streets of Scarborough; after fallinginto a slough, he coughed and hiccoughed."20. The only 15 letter word that can be spelled withoutrepeating a letter is "uncopyrightable."21. "Facetious" and "abstemious" contain all the vowels inthe correct order, as does arsenious, meaning "containingarsenic."22. The word "Checkmate" in chess comes from the Persianphrase "Shah Mat," which means "the king is dead."23. Only three words have entered English from Czech: polka, pilsner, and robot.
Hi guys. Here in Brazil is carnival, Rio de janeiro the party is in the streets , people around the world are here, this is a wonderful day where everything stops. no one works all by the carnival,that is it guys , lets have a lot of fun.Happy carnival to everyone. My favorite music of Elvis Suspicious Mind - Elvis PresleySuspicious Mind We're caught in a trap I can't walk out Because I love you too much baby Why can't you see What you're doing to me When you don't believe a word I say We can't go on together With suspicious minds (suspicious minds) And we can't build our dreams On suspicious minds So, if an old friend I know Drops by to say hello Would I still see suspicion in your eyes Here we go again Asking where I've been You can't see these tears are real I'm crying (these crying) We can't go on together With suspicious minds (suspicious minds) And we can't build our dreams On suspicious minds Oh, let our love survive Or dry the tears from your eyes Let's don't let a good thing die When honey, you know I've never lied to you Yeah, yeah We're caught in a trap I can't walk out Because I love you too much baby Why can't you see What you're doing to me When you don't believe a word I say Dont you know We're caught in a trap I can't walk out Improving your English speaking skills will help you communicate more easily and effectively. But how do you become a more confident English speaker?Practise where you can, when you can. Any practice is good whether you speak to someone who is a native English speaker or not.It's important to build your confidence. If possible, use simple English sentence structure that you know is correct, so that you can concentrate on getting your message across.Try to experiment with the English you know. Use words and phrases you know in new situations. Native English speakers are more likely to correct you if you use the wrong word than if you use the wrong grammar. Experimenting with vocabulary is a really good way of getting feedback.Try to respond to what people say to you. You can often get clues to what people think by looking at their body language. Respond to them in a natural way.Try NOT to translate into and from your own language. This takes too much time and will make you more hesitant.If you forget a word, do what native English speakers do all the time, and say things that 'fill' the conversation. This is better than keeping completely silent. Try using um, or er, if you forget the word.Don't speak too fast! It's important to use a natural rhythm when speaking English, but if you speak too fast it will be difficult for people to understand you.Try to relax when you speak you'll find your mouth does most of the pronunciation work for you. When you speak English at normal speed, you'll discover that many
of the pronunciation skills, such as linking between words, will happen automatically.Remember, when speaking English...Try to become less hesitant and more confident.Don't be shy to speak the more you do it, the more confident you'll become.Remember to be polite use "please" and "thank you" if you ask someone to do something for you.
vamos praticar o vocabulario sobre formas "SHAPES" em ingles.ShapesSTREIGHTLINE AND CURVED LINETHICK LINETHIN LINE Esta versao teve como base os modelos/moldes gentilmente disponibilizados blog da Soraya (http://artesanatossempre.blogspot.com/)Nao ficou um mimo? Essa casinha tambem ficou legal... Nada como um belo papel para dar "cara nova" a uma agenda do ano anterior,e acrescentei um marcador de pagina para ficar mais legal.Fiz o mesmo com uma caixa de mdf ja desgastada, que depois de pronta usei para colocar meus carimbos. Nao ficou legal? Vi este modelo de Guirlanda no blog http://reciclarteartesanato.blogspot.com/, e fiz esta versao. Faz algum tempo que li esse livro, de fato, mas posso assegurar que a resenha nao tera nenhuma falta de 'emocao' ou algum detalhe perdido pelo tempo porque esse livro e simplesmente tao fantastico... que eu nao consigo esquecer nenhuma palavra contida nele.Acho que, primeiro, eu devo dizer que escolhe Jonas Vai Morrer pelo titulo no site da editora parceira Chiado. Gosto de titulos marcantes, seguidos de capas bonitas e slogans fortes; dessa forma, "Jonas vai morrer" foi um prato cheio para minha escolha 'superficial'.Alem disso, devo dizer que de cara ja amei o fato do livro ter as paginas de capitulos pretas. Que coisa sensacional."Todas as novelas tem um novelo. Todos os crimes tem o seu repertorio de culpas. Autores de folhetins, em especifico, e criminosos, em geral, trapaceiam ao revelar sempre o que interessa, um truque para esconder o que importa. A dissimulacao e o vento que sopra na vela desta galera, o combustivel desta nave. Entre se quiser, acomode-se num canto. A viagem nao vai ser tranquila"Autor: Edson AthaydeEditora: ChiadoAno: 2014Nota: 4/5Devo dizer que me surpreendi muito com o livro. Muito mesmo. O ultimo exemplar que peguei da editora Chiado por "Cafe Turco" e, admito, o final e o desenrolar de tudo me deixaram um tanto quanto decepcionada e ai... Meio que transferi esse sentimento para o proximo da fila [no caso, Jonas Vai Morrer quando finalmente o escolhi].Quer dizer. Claro, eu sei que EU vi o titulo e EU escolhi o livro que absolutamente parecia nao ter nada a ver com o ultimo lido, mas o que poderia fazer? Entrei sem muitas expectativas e... me surpreendi de uma forma deliciosa.Acho que eu nunca li um livro de uma escrita tao... profundamente sombria, instigante e poetica.Capa igualmente otima!Em primeiro lugar, essa edicao e simplesmente linda. A edicao do texto esta otima, todo justificado, e tambem com as paginas negras evidenciando o comeco de cada capitulo. A fonte e otima, ate a grossura da folha [um pouco mais grossa que o normal] e maravilhosa, porque da uma sensacao de aspereza diferente.Eu gosto de evidenciar esses "detalhes" esteticos sobre o livro porque sei que ele nao e so a historia. Digo, quando compramos o livro estamos pagando pela historia, e pela edicao, e pela revisao feita, e pela marca da editora e muitas vezes pelo nome da pessoa. E eu adoro ver um livro com essas caracteristicas esteticas realmente bonitas, porque alem de chamar atencao... Bem, nao quero ter livros feios na estante, certo?De qualquer modo.Adorei a fonte e
o texto todo justificado e a narrativa em italico e as paginas negras. Sao detalhes sutis [ou nem tanto] que fazem a diferenca, sim, e deixam o leitor um pouco mais inclinado a le-lo.Alem do que... o livro e de Portugal! Eu nunca havia lido nada atual do pais, e preciso dizer que achei o maximo passar pelas paginas com 'factos'! Adoro ler livros em suas linguas originais, e ler um livro de Portugal me deixou bastante contente.Essa e a pagina em preto. Sempre que iniciamos um capitulo, temos uma pagina negra com algum dizer bem grande.Agora sobre o que esta me deixando ansiosa: a historia e seus personagens e a escrita do autor, porque eu realmente adorei esses tres e preciso falar logo sobre cada aspecto.A escrita e algo diferente, nao somente por ser de outro pais, mas tambem por ter toda uma forma poetica de ser. E dramatica, taciturna, sombria. Deixa o leitor no clima mais perfeito para a historia igualmente escura, e meio que 'cobre' o livro todo como se fosse uma nevoa. E eu gosto particularmente disso, porque, bem, se a escrita do autor fosse muito informal ou leve para o tipo de historia... Acho que o livro nao teria tanta 'graca', ou eu nao teria gostado tanto.Na realidade, penso que se a escrita fosse mais leve, provavelmente eu teria achado o livro superficial, ja que nao teria todo o clima obscuro e sombrio, que acompanha todo o enredo [e essa e uma coisa que nao me faz gostar tanto assim de livros mais "leves" e que pretendem tratar de temas pesados. Eu gosto de escrita pesada].E certamente isso fez toda a diferenca para com a historia e seus personagens, que sao basicamente incriveis.Tudo comeca com um rapaz, Pedro, que esta lendo um tipo de diario dque fora deixado em suas maos. Este Pedro trabalha num manicomio, como enfermeiro, e ajuda muitos pacientes de la. Apesar de ser o protagonista, o enfermeiro nao tem muita historia para contar, e nos acabamos entrando com ele no universo do diario.E como se estivessemos lendo um livro DENTRO de um livro! [acho isso simplesmente sensacional].E dentro desse diario, acompanhamos a historia de Jonas, que... nao fazemos ideia de quem seja na vida real. Quem seria Jonas? Onde Jonas esta? Jonas vai mesmo morrer? Morrer do que?E acho que isso que comecou a me empolgar desde o comeco porque, assim como eu, Pedro - o protagonista - tambem estava muito curioso sobre a historia de Jonas e sobre o tal caderno; pesquisando durante todo o livro, lendo mais e mais trechos... Se aventurando nas palavras do caderno misterioso do manicomio ate que nos, e Pedro, descobrimos toda a verdade.Claro, nao quero dar spoiler a ninguem, mas eu realmente preciso dizer que esse livro tem um final sensacional e que EU gostei. E casado com o enredo tao interessante... Acho que esse livro foi simplesmente um dos melhores da Chiado que ja li ate agora!Acompanhamos Pedro durante toda a narrativa de uma forma tao sombria... Sempre 'acima' da nevoa que e a escrita
de Edson, olhando para a historia do real protagonista e ao mesmo tempo para a historia de Jonas, o protagonista do diario/caderno. E eu acho isso simmplesmente fantastico, porque nao sao todos os livros que conseguem fazer isso dar certo - normalmente, a segunda historia e muito pobre, ou algo assim - e eu lembro de so ver isso com sucesso em Watchmen [aquele pirata...].Eu gostei muito mesmo da historia, e eu recomendo a todos que estiverem lendo esta resenha porque o livro e muito bem escrito, muito bem planejado! Os personagens nao sao exatamente cativantes; na realidade, nao existem muitos personagens - temos os da primeira historia, que nao chegam a cinco, e da segunda historia... que certamente nao chega a cinco tambem - e eles sao muito bem escritos. Sao personagens comuns, pessoas normais, e que acabam cativando o publico pela angustia que sofrem ou pela morbidez da vida.Acho que Pedro seria o personagem mais comum e superficial do livro, apesar de ser o protagonista, o que e bem interessante, ja que essa personalidade dele mais "parada" dialoga de forma perfeita com a personalidade de Jonas, que e o "alvo" da seguda historia - que ja tem uma personalidade mais conturbada.Nao e como se fosse um dos livros de Lionel Shriver [que eu considero como tendo os personagens mais psicologicamente bem escritos de todos que ja li] ou de Victor Hugo [com os personagens mais humanos, mais reais, mais impossivelmente feitos de papel que eu ja vi], mas sao personagens proprios... Que se moldam a uma historia [de Jonas] dentro da historia.De fato... Jonas Vai Morrer e um dos melhores livros que ja li da Chiado ate agora e nao me arrependo nem um pouco de te-lo pedido.Obrigada Chiado, por ter publicado esse livro.
Entao, esse livro aqui eu descobri enquanto vasculhava o setor de "livros" [risos] da Chiado Editora, nossa parceira. Eu queria justamente escolher um livro para resenhar que fosse nao somente interessante, mas que tivesse tambem uma capa legal - sim, eu escolho livros pela capa. Entao, faca capas legais, senhor autor.De qualquer modo, Cafe Turco me chamou atencao por, primeiro, ter uma capa com uma xicara de cafe e eu adoro cafes. E segundo lugar, o nome ser Cafe Turco: alem de cafe, eu tambem acho a cultura oriental [meio a meio, no caso Turco, huehue] bem legal e ja tinha lido algumas coisas sobre a Turquia, entao fiquei bem curiosa.Acho que o livro cumpriu o que eu esperava dele; tirando algumas coisas meio... Imperdoaveis. Vamos a resenha, sem mais delongas."Na Turquia o cafe e servido sem ser coado e a borra que no fundo cai, revela mais do que o simples desenho que se forma. Passado, presente e futuro se fundem e colocam Ibrahim e seu irmao numa Turquia que vai muito alem das aparencias e pontos turisticos. Uma viagem que mudaria para sempre a vida dos dois e sabe-se la de quem mais...".Guto Castro.Chiado Editora.2015, Abril - 1a Edicao.Entao. Como eu havia dito mais acima, procurava por um livro no catalogo da Chiado Editora para ler e resenhar. Admito que nao conheco muito as obras que a editora publica ou, enfim, os autores brasileiros dela [exceto pelo Dener B. Lopes, a Raquel Pagno e outros dois -q]. Dessa forma, tive que fazer o que eu normalmente faco nas livrarias:Vejo uma capa legal. Leio o titulo. Se me agradar, abro uma nova guia com as informacoes do livro e vejo se vale a pena ser lido. Senao, continuo nessa minha selecao ate achar um que agrade de verdade.Eu tenho que dizer que Cafe Turco me chamou MUITA atencao pela capa [adorei essa xicara gente, serio. Vou ate agora na cozinha pegar um cafezinho pra mim -q] e pelo titulo. Afinal de contas, alem de ter cafe, tambem tem 'turco' e normalmente o que tem 'turco' e muito interessante - pelo menos pra mim. E eu, coincidentemente, estava ensinando a minha irma sobre o Imperio Turco-Otomano. Considerei coisa do destino, pedi o livro e... Digamos que minhas expectativas tenham sido 40% supridas.[E uma bela capa de cafe]Para comecar, eu gostei dos personagens. Comecamos acompanhando o irmao do Ibrahim, que, alias, nao tem nome. Serio. O cara nao tem nome. Durante todas as 205 paginas de historia, eu nao li uma unica vez o nome do dito cujo. Na realidade, parando para pensar, acho que so "comecei" a ler nomes quando o Irmao-do-Ibrahim desembarcou na Turquia. Antes disso, nada de nomes. Isso me deixa um tanto quanto angustiada, porque eu realmente gosto de saber com quem estou lidando e quando o personagem nao tem nome eu nao crio nenhum vinculo com ele ou, enfim...Apesar de que nao ha muitos personagens no livro, e isso e um ponto legal. Gosto de livros com poucos personagens, que sao bem aproveitados e utilizados ao longo da