Tiago Y Castro Y Castro itibaren Sery, Fransa
April Fool's day!!!! Ketika Gemuk Jemima ga bahagia karena orang selalu menilai dari fisiknya. Ketika Kurus Jemima juga ga bahagia karena merasa ada yang kurang darinya. Untung waktu gemuk dia 'sahabatan' ma Ben yang akhirnya jatuh cinta padanya,tapiiiii...setelah dia kurus pastinyah *rolling eyes* Di sini ada usaha yang menekankan bahwa si Ben jatuh cinta bukan ma fisiknya seh, ho ho ho...usaha yang bagus! baiklah. Jadi pengen nyanyi! .... Lucky I'm in love with my best friend Lucky to have been where I have been Lucky to be coming home again Lucky we're in love in every way Lucky to have stayed where we have stayed Lucky to be coming home someday ... (Lucky by Jason Mraz) Secara keseluruhan buku ini cukup menghibur dan romantis. Semua berakhir dengan bahagia! Senangnyaaaa...*wink*
This is the funniest book I have ever read.
As literature, I found the book dry, predictable, and overwrought. As philosophy, I found it circular, wholly unfounded, and completely contradicting reality. This book is like a net set for unsuspecting minds. It breaches their defenses with a twisted logic, attempting to preclude any conclusions but the ones it sets forth. Of course, it follows a natural flow from the author's assumptions: power, will, and self-determinism are the foundations of all life. Nothing matters, except that you do what you want. Only if you violate your own integrity are you doing wrong; and yet, this violation is quite easy: it involves believing anything contradictory to those first three assumptions. If you believe this tripe, then you've probably already found a more intelligent and articulate champion for these values. In that case, I'd encourage you to read those authors instead, but ultimately come to the (correct) conclusion that the three aforementioned assumptions are a load of bullshit. If you don't believe this stuff, don't waste your time on this book.