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What's a Good Movie Trilogy? (As In, They're ALL Good) |
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Monday, 07 April 2008 |
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by Amazon Screening Room at 1:23 PM PDT, April 4, 2008  The question was posed by a friend of mine who'd just finished The Bourne Ultimatum and was surprised how a threequel could be just as good (if not better) than the first two. If you think about it, it's a rare feat: To film a movie not knowing if its success would warrant a sequel, then regroup a production, carve out a new story, and deal with comparison--then do it again?
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BukuDunia.com Web site Launch |
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Wednesday, 27 February 2008 |
Dear loyal customers, it brings me great excitement to announce the launch of our new book website:
BukuDunia.com is a website that provide books from around the world. All kinds of books such as Text books, Rare & Out of stock books, in New & Used conditions are available. These books are provided from thousands of sellers, book agents, and publishers from around the world. If JuraganBuku.com is identical with Amazon, then BukuDunia.com is the rest of the world :-)
Just search for books using the search feature on the left part of the page. One book may have hundreds of sellers with hundreds of different prices. Make sure to read the description of the book before placing an order. With a built-in user management console, you can now easily track your orders, check out your shopping cart, confirm payments, and create a wish list easily.
Before beginning your shopping spree, please read the FAQ, Terms & Condition, and Privacy Policy first!
With the launch of BukuDunia.com , we hope to provide more book selections for your to choose from.
Enjoy your books!
PS: Constructive feedback on the website and our service is always welcomed. Just go to the "contact us" page and inform us of any issues you may have.
- Api Perdana - |
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100 Books Every Child Should Read, UK-style |
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Tuesday, 05 February 2008 |
In mid-January, Telegraph.co.uk published a list of the "100 books every child should read." Like many must-read lists, it includes expected stalwarts such as Where the Wild Things Are, Charlotte's Web, The Chronicles of Narnia, and To Kill a Mockingbird. But this Brit list focuses on stories that are exciting to read (vs. books that teach you things you ought to know) and it actually has some titles I haven't seen on American recommended book lists. I'm adding a sampling here, but I recommend clicking through to the actual list for the thoughtful introduction by author Michael Morpurgo about kids and stories, as well as fun thumbnail reviews like "A stirring tale," "No reader remains untouched," and my favorite: "Runcible." |
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