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| Original Title: | The Ski Bum |
| ISBN: | 9644481429 (ISBN13: 9789644481420) |
| Edition Language: | Persian |
Romain Gary
Paperback | Pages: 288 pages Rating: 3.91 | 6895 Users | 548 Reviews
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حالا همه‌چیز به رنگ خاکستری بنفش متمایل بود و برف شل و چسبنده. سرما به همه جای آدم سر می‌کشید و دنبال قلب می‌گشت. در اطرافشان کوچکترین اثری از حرکت محسوس نبود. سکونی بود که انسان را فرو می‌بلعید و مغز را که هنوز زنده بود و آنها همه در شخص دیگری می‌گذشت. دیگر نه در درون انسان اثری از کثافت‌کاری‌های روانی بود نه در بیرون. لنی کم‌کم داشت به قدری به این مسائل بی‌اعتنا می‌شد که حتی امکان داشت برگردد و...
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| Title | : | خداحافظ گاری کوپر |
| Author | : | Romain Gary |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 288 pages |
| Published | : | 2004 by انتشارات نیلوفر (first published 1964) |
| Categories | : | Novels. Fiction. Literature. Cultural. France |
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Ratings: 3.91 From 6895 Users | 548 ReviewsCrit Of Books خداحافظ گاری کوپر
Best book I ever read.You must never feel too sure of yourself and imagine that there's no danger around. Emotions. Love. Tenderness. Life propaganda, that's what it was. You had to watch it all the time. You fall for that and then life goes important on you.
Sometimes this book is know as "The Ski Bum". It's one of the most impressive books I've ever read. I love the character Lenni, he's my hero!
Romain Gary talks. All people in this novel are Romain Gary and they talk in the same way. Such lecture-like talks from everyone's mouth in the novel really bothered me. (less)
The first part of this book was really amazing.BUT the enf of it was really letdown & i wonder why he continued like this.
Excellent book. The beginning location is in the mountains and centered around skiing and I expected the rest of the book to follow suit. Instead it moved to Geneva and provided a very interesting snapshot of Genevan cafe and counter culture in the 70's with social commentary on diplomatic lifestyle. A great and unusual read.
Somehow the character of "Leni" reminded me of the book "The Razor's Edge" of "Somerset Maugham"; though I liked the latter one much more.
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