Christian Al-Kadi
6 livros lidos para o LibriVox
- Faust: Der Tragödie erster Teil DeutschFaust, ein Gelehrter, der es satt hat, alles zu wissen und nichts zu fühlen, geht eine Wette mit Mephistopheles ein, der schärfsten und witzigsten Stimme des Stücks. Es führt von einer Hexenküche bis in Gretchens kleines Zimmer, und die Verse schwanken zwischen derben Witzen und echtem Herzschmerz.
- Ivanhoe EnglishFair warning, the prose creaks a bit and Scott loves a long description, but once the tournament at Ashby kicks off it moves, and Rebecca quietly steals the whole book from the hero. If knights and a sly Robin Hood cameo sound fun, settle in.
- Julius Caesar EnglishYou get political persuasion at close range: Brutus speaks as if reason can keep a republic clean, while Cassius understands how fear and resentment move people. The funeral speeches are thrilling to read aloud, but the play leaves you with uneasy questions about honor, crowds, and unintended consequences.
- La Edad de Oro EspañolMartí escribió él solo toda esta revista para niños en 1889: cuentos, poemas y ensayos sobre Bolívar, Homero y cómo viven otros pueblos, incluidos los versos de Los zapaticos de rosa. Les habla a los niños como a personas que piensan, y a los adultos puede conmoverlos.
- The Social Contract não ficção EnglishYou get a bracing argument about political freedom, especially in Rousseau’s insistence that obeying laws you help make is different from submitting to a ruler. The prose can feel abstract and combative, but his questions about inequality, citizenship, and the general will keep needling you afterward.
- Trilby EnglishYou go for the sinister hypnotist Svengali, but what stays with you is bohemian Paris, three British art students, and tone-deaf Trilby herself, warm and doomed. Fair warning, du Maurier rambles and the Svengali caricature is ugly by any modern measure, so read it with eyes open.