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Ray Bradbury's Martian chronicles episode 1

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Ray Bradbury's Martian chronicles episode 1

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The Martian Chronicles Part1 The Expeditions

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MINDHUNTER | Season 2 | Official Trailer

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1.Vigilancia permanente
2.El vestido
3.La guerra de Vietnam
4.Feliz final
5.Jugarse de la piel
6.Espina plateada y el bosque de los susurros
7.Fascismo
8.Real hero: Escuelas de gamers 3
9: Algún día, hoy
10:La reina del aire y oscuridad

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😍🖊10 BEST SELLERS OF THE WORLD IN SPANISH 💰📖💰

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😍🖊10 BEST SELLERS OF THE WORLD IN SPANISH 💰📖💰

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1.-Terra Alta - Javier Cercas
2.-Sidi - Arturo Perez
3.-Loba negra - Juan Gomez
4.-Tampoco pido tanto - Megan Maxwell
5.-Alegria - Manuel Vilas
6.-La cara norte del corazon - Dolores Redondo
7.-El negociado del yin y el yang - Eduardo Mendoza
8.-Tiempos recios - Mario Vargas LLosa
9.-Un perfecto caballero - Pilar Eyre
10.-Los errantes - Olga Tokarczuk

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According to a survey of six students in the school ...

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According to a survey of six students in the school ...

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-4 out of 6 people usually read between two to three hours a week.
-The genre preferred by most people is comedy.
-4 out of 6 people only read the school books that were asigned to their class.
-Most people don't have a favorite book, because they read them by obligation.
-The minority of the people read for entertainment, most of them read because of the school.
-Many of the people have a lot of books but, the mayority are the ones they had to buy for school.

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Our review:In these stories Bradbury questions human existence and the futility of its explorations. They each carry a powerful moral message. By drawing the parallel between human and Martian culture, Bradbury captures how flawed human aspirations are. Humans will never be fulfilled and complete. They are harboured by a perpetual longing to have more than what they need. The continuous visits to Mars symbolise this. Earth is not enough for man, he wants Mars too in his folly. Bradbury’s stories suggest that he needs to take a step back before he ruins something beautiful. Though some parts of the story aren't interesting as others, it will never not be fun to read.

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Our review:In these stories Bradbury questions human existence and the futility of its explorations. They each carry a powerful moral message. By drawing the parallel between human and Martian culture, Bradbury captures how flawed human aspirations are. Humans will never be fulfilled and complete. They are harboured by a perpetual longing to have more than what they need. The continuous visits to Mars symbolise this. Earth is not enough for man, he wants Mars too in his folly. Bradbury’s stories suggest that he needs to take a step back before he ruins something beautiful. Though some parts of the story aren't interesting as others, it will never not be fun to read.

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Our review: The investigation in the book are incredibly interesting and intruiguing. The detailed investigations Douglas invites readers to explore are certainly chilling; from the Seattle Green River Killer to the Atlanta child murderer, these cases illustrate some of the most frightening situations imaginable. But they also detail the careful steps and meticulous work the FBI profilers undertake in order to discover and stop them. For a true crime junkie I can’t think of a better read to recommend, because not only is MINDHUNTER is a fascinating journey into criminal nightmares, it’s also a reassuring balm to the fear those nightmares produce. The only negative parts of the book is that many parts of the books can be a little fantastic, but it doesn't ruin the immersion that the book delivers.

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Our review: The investigation in the book are incredibly interesting and intruiguing. The detailed investigations Douglas invites readers to explore are certainly chilling; from the Seattle Green River Killer to the Atlanta child murderer, these cases illustrate some of the most frightening situations imaginable. But they also detail the careful steps and meticulous work the FBI profilers undertake in order to discover and stop them. For a true crime junkie I can’t think of a better read to recommend, because not only is MINDHUNTER is a fascinating journey into criminal nightmares, it’s also a reassuring balm to the fear those nightmares produce. The only negative parts of the book is that many parts of the books can be a little fantastic, but it doesn't ruin the immersion that the book delivers.

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Author: John Douglas | Mark Olshaker
Title: Mindhunter
Characters: Bill Tench, Holden Ford, Benjamin Barnwright, Nancy Tench. Annaliese Stilman, Detective Roy,
Realease date: August 1, 1996
Publishing company: Crítica
Translation: Ana Guelbenzu

What is the book about?:
In MINDHUNTER, author and FBI profiler John Douglas chronicles his twenty-five-year career in the Bureau’s Investigative Support Unit, during which he interviewed and studied the minds of serial killers and criminals. Using astute psychological profiling, Douglas was able to deeply investigate the motivations and patterns of the country’s most notorious murderers. By researching and examining such notable figures as Charles Manson, Richard Speck, John Wayne Gacy, and James Earl Ray, Douglas built a database of intel used to understand the mind of a killer, and how to find and stop future murderers.

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Author: Ray Bradbury
Title: The Martian Chronicles
Characters: Jeff Spender, Nathaniel York, John Black, John Williams, Captain John Wilder.
Release date: 1955
Publishing Company: Minotauro
Translation: Francisco Abelenda
Edition: 2001

What is the book about?
For centuries man has dreamed about going to Mars. He has finally achieved this monumental feat, and when he arrived, he expected to be greeted as a hero: he expected to be greeted with open arms by the Martians. But, alas, the Martians have a very different opinion to the aliens that invaded their planet. They have a funny and very realistic response to the intruders. They raise their laser pistols and get ready to fire. The humans could not comprehend that perhaps the aliens may be different to themselves; they didn’t consider that their so-called expeditions could be received so negatively.

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