This is the new supernatural thriller from St. Martin's Press, 'The Birthing House' by Christopher Ransom.
As the Publishers weekly said "A blend of supernatural horror and psychological thriller, Ransom’s impressive debut chronicles a couple’s descent into madness after they purchase a 140-year-old Victorian house in rural Wisconsin . . . this addictively readable ghost story will keep readers up all night, with the lights on, of course."
I read the first two chapters and i found it intresting and very well written.
The prince of the islamic pop releases a new song named "Came to me". The song was dedicated to Sami's fans for the holy month Ramadan.
He produced four versions each in a language; English, Arabic, Turkish and Farsi, as he always does. He was also generous enough to give the song for free!! I liked the lyrics of the song and the music is a mix between traditional and modern.
a red sky and a white sun happy death, a one-day year sweet salt, a tortoise run peaceful sleep, cold tears could it happen as a matter of fantasy yes
a white short dress, an umbrella black bed sheets, pure tolerance a young old man, a pretty gorilla free slaves, lovely ignorance could it happen as a matter of fantasy yes
love and only love things make the heart shake true stuff that seem fake though, i believe they could happen
could it happen? as a matter of fa... as a matter of fact ....... .... .. yes
It is my first time seeing a music video about Palestine in anime form. when it first started i was quite surprised but after few seconds i actually liked it. It is also my first time listening to a song by Maher Zain, and this is a song from his new album "Thank you Allah".
I thought it was a good choice that his first MV was about Palestine. With everything that is still happening there it was just convinient. The lyrics are written from the point of view of a child, the range of the palestinian population that suffers the most. He speaks about their daily struggle, about the violation of human rights and about their faith and believe that Palestine will be free.
The animation wasn't bad, it made me think of Space jam, where Michael Jordan was in the anime area with Bugs Bunny and the other guys. Maher was in the animated scene and somehow, even so the quality of it wasn't a hollywood style kind of thing, it looked good with the smoke and the effects. The drawing is good too, i liked how it gave the scenes a grunge look that described perfectly the tragedy as it is.
The music video tackled a very important subject for all muslims, and the issue was demonstrated in a very moving way.
A dazzling novel in the most untraditional fashion, this is the remarkable story of Henry DeTamble, a dashing, adventuresome librarian who travels involuntarily through time, and Clare Abshire, an artist whose life takes a natural sequential course. Henry and Clare's passionate love affair endures across a sea of time and captures the two lovers in an impossibly romantic trap, and it is Audrey Niffenegger's cinematic storytelling that makes the novel's unconventional chronology so vibrantly triumphant. An enchanting debut and a spellbinding tale of fate and belief in the bonds of love, The Time Traveler's Wife is destined to captivate readers for years to come.
Review from shelfari.com
The time traveler's wife is a marvelous story showing how love can survive time and space. Faith plays a big role in the events since Clair couldn't resist a normal life without it. She waits for him everytime he disappears, everytime she wakes up to find the empty side of the bed beside her empty with only his clothes and smell. She struggles and fights but their love wins, their love survives. It's a very touching story with very moving events some of them overwhelming with joy and some of them are heartbraking. The story is written in a simple but very good way. It was told from the point of view of both Clare and Henry the thing that gave the events a deep and emotional side. I very much liked the book and i can't wait to watch the movie. Enjoy the trailor!
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