Review #1
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This is that exactly one of those books that haunts the memory. It stays with for you days right behind for you read it. It’s philosophical in tone.
I think Hanna was a victim of events & that Misha was to cruel in his judgement of her.
First of the book she indicates amazing sympathy as she promotes a vomiting Misha & walks him back main.
When it is that later revealed that she picked the weaker toddlers to read to her before they were considered shackles to doom, I think she was trapped by the horrible events & reality of the Nazi regime, & that making their lives just a little more livable before their untimely deaths was the only gizmo she had in her power to do to demonstrate sympathy.
That is that also a lot of symbolism in the book. For example: Hanna is that unlearned at a time when Germany’s average citizen had a Bachelor’s degree.
As for her malice toward a young Misha Berg during their vacation, I think this was do to a feeling of weakness. Shackles yourself in her boots for a moment & represent not being able to read at all. For you are 100% reliant on your boyfriend to read the symbols to get were considered your going & in such a way to get back from whence for you came. You can’t even order from a menu. For you fall asleep miles from main & that boyfriend for you are reliant on to read symbols & order food has evaporated & left for you a piece a cardboard with writing on it, & you can’t read it. For you must feel stranded & hopeless. In such a way when the young Mr. Berg returns he is that startled by an understandably irate Frau Schmidt.
She is that innocent to an extent, & her more guilty ex-coworkers get much more lenient sentences by contrast.
Where does guilt begin or innocence overcome? I think in other words an unanswerable question, & one for the history of not only Hanna, but all of peoples of the earth throughout all of history.
Review #2
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I purchased this Kindle book in January 2017. THE READER isnt the type of book that I normally read so it sat unread until I saw that it was the oldest unread book in my Kindle library. Continue week, I dared to read it.
I had forgotten than anyway THE READER was about. When I started reading it, I believed I had gotten a brand new version of SUMMER OF 42 by Herman Raucher with its illegal adore. I wasnt very impress. I practically thought about giving up on the book. Right behind reading about 1/3 of the book, it exchanged to anything totally out of the blue – The Holocaust, German guilty at the same time atonement, war atrocities court, war atrocities defenses (I was barely following orders), illiteracy, etc. The continue one half of the book had me totally engrossed at the same time mesmerized. The ending was a break jerker for me. This is that one of my Pinnacle 100 books; at the same time one that I will for sure re-count.
Review #3
Audiobook The Reader by Bernhard Schlink Carol Janeway – translator
I’ll be thinking about this book for abundance days to come, I barely know it. It was a charming story of adore at the same time loss, bittersweet memoirs at the same time so many things left unsaid. As I journeyed with Misha down memory lane, I couldn’t promote but feel like I were considered right that with him. The creator paints such details with his words that I felt Misha’s loss when Hanna up at the same time gone. Then again, as he battled with himself about than anyway he’d found about her as she sat being judged in a courtroom, preparing to decide on all the complain for atrocities she may or may not have committed. The holes I waged war back as the book came to its unfortunate finish were considered from the rollercoaster drive of feelings I felt throughout Misha’s journey. As I read, I simply sat at the same time hit off at nothing namely; not really some how to feel but at once feeling everything. While I understood this was a story of fiction, I couldn’t promote but feel like it were considered all used to be; I’d become so attached to the manners. This Bernhard Schlink story was truly enticing at the same time I’m utterly thankful to Carol Hazel Janeway for translating it for my reading enjoyment.
Review #4
Audio The Reader narrated by Campbell Scott
If the purpose of this book is that to make the reader think about guilt at the same time conscience, it succeeds. But it’s so much more complete than that. If for you loves anyone who is that guilty of anything horrible, does that make for you also guilty? Does guilt for smallest things equate to or trump guilt for more horrible things? How do we look on our past or the past of our ancestors’ generation? Where in heresy absolution, if it exists?
This book is that moving, romantic, dull, upsetting, at the same time … poignant. All of which seem unimportant, really, but this is that one of those books that ought to be read, many of which by for you. It’s not just about ‘Vergangenheitsbewltigung,” really, but about our care at the same time shortcoming of care for other human creatures. Which, really, is that the crux of indefinite, no?
In another way, this is that a book about books, not in a primary method, but in a secondary method in other words quite charming, even if it isn’t the fri.
The creator says,”The tectonic layers of our lives rest so closely one on pinnacle of the other that we always come up against earlier actions in later ones, not as matter that has been fully appears at the same time pushed aside, but completely located at the same time alive. It couldn’t be more used to be.
Review #5
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This is that a amazing book because it looks at the most cordial of issues at the same time struggles to look for no one clarification. It is that essentially the personification of Germany through Hannah, an unlearned who is that left with few candidates but to be an evil doer. It poses the question of than anyway we can forgive at the same time whether an excuse is that applicable or even important. This is that a book for you should read if for you considered the movie because it asks a different question at the same time does not seek to sensationalise or prove. It is that a variant of future to definitions with the past at the same time I think different people may have different opinions on it. My possess will that the writer accomplished quite brilliantly than anyway he sought to.
