Jonathan Safran Biography

Since childhood, Eating Animals has loved meat and the question of refusing it to me never stood before me. The book hit the book by accident, after “terribly loudly .. However, I repeat, the topic was not close and took the book with some prejudice. However, Forer in the book does not try to persuade you to vegetarianism that, of course, a plus! In the book, it is only worth noting that the source is given in the end of the book and, if desired, you can verify the“ truthfulness ”of the described, which Foreter found within the framework that Forer found within the framework that Forer found within the framework.

Studies, for example, describes in detail the state of the meat factory and what the animals are contained in, the high incidence of people is given in our time, which is largely connected with the meat that we use, although the book has read the book, and despite the consciousness of the pictures. The book explores US farms, I think that the picture around the world is not very different.

In general, Four made a really standing and detailed study. Even such a fan of meat as I made me think. Read more Maria on the book: terribly loudly and beyond psychologism, the inner world, the experience of disaster, the ultimate frankness - perhaps these words most clearly characterize this book. The narrative is conducted on behalf of the nine -year -old Oscar Shella, an unusually smart, vulnerable child - despite some naiveness of thoughts, on slipping children's pranks, funny statements - this is not an ordinary novel about the child.

This is a great tragedy of inner loneliness, doubt, the destroyed world, the experience of loss. You worry about Oscars, you admire them. And it is amazing that you follow the plot anymore, not behind his movements, but for his inner life. Most of the book is occupied by letters from grandparents Oscar, their thoughts, their life. Losses, finds, experiences, memories - everything happens deep inside, the heroes carry in themselves all their lives, not knowing how to share it, not knowing how to throw out their pain, doubts, not knowing how to unite and survive their sorrows together, the book is beautiful, but it is a little hard and sad to read it.

And then endlessly I often want to add the word “prohibitively” to everything. Read more Elena on the book: this work is terribly loud and beyond the same with a very, very unusual presentation style, the book was created precisely as something whole - monolithic with the cover, illustrations and the design of the text. The history of the boy’s life path, whose parents died at the attack on September 11.

The book is not so much about the specifically tragedy of the situation and the difficulties of the child, although this thought is in red thread according to the content of the book and makes you think a lot, empathize, how much about the life of a child who has appeared in an extraordinary situation, his relations with the world, society, his, not quite fit into the framework of ordinary, communicating with life around him.

Read more Lenochka on the book: terribly loudly and beyond the tragedy that occurred on September 11, was closely accepted by the whole world and sounded loudly in world history. But for each individual person, especially for a child who has lost his father there, this became a terrible and prohibitive event. Feoer’s book is about how difficult it is to let go and read more.