A discussion of the European problem of thousands of immigrants from Muslim countries flooding into the EU union looking for jobs and other benefits, at the same time committing crimes such as causing riots and committing rapes within the host countries. When Lola comes home to her parents' house to find a horde of relatives mourning her death, no one is more surprised than she is.
The news had reported that one Lola Cruz, PI was found murdered in an alley, causing great alarm in the Cruz family. Before Lola can say "boo," a cop comes to the house. It turns out the dead woman had a driver's license with Lola's information. Between avoiding an unsavory ex-boyfriend, sorting out mixed signals from the very interested but not yet committed Jack Callaghan, and filling in as a waitress at her parents' Mexican restaurant, Lola tries to find out who the woman was and why she stole her identity.
Was the woman hiding from someone who meant her harm, or is there someone out there who wants Lola dead? This follow-up to Ramirez's debut novel, Living the Vida Lola, is a red-hot, fun-filled mystery. Lola, a black belt in kung fu who loves to salsa dance, makes for a sexy, unique, and vivacious detective.
In times where utopia is almost an obscene swearword we need to put it back into perspective. What else are we supposed to imagine other than the utopian? Is there really no alternative to ecological crisis, to femicide, poverty and inequality? Of course there is, because all it needs is our imagination. If we imagine something different, this is the alternative, this is utopian. In a feminist academic context there has been utopian imagination.
It was during the third wave of feminism that this model was questioned in feminist utopian fiction and the genre critical utopia emerged. These days, the genre of the critical utopia has grown quiet. Inequality between the sexes and the oppression of women is no longer seen as the reason for the world going wrong. It is claimed that we have reached the period of post-feminism. What should we imagine if there is no desirable alternative or no alternative at all?
Fortunately, few but strong female writers refute those assumptions. Sonya, the artist, is blind to everything but beauty. She learns the hard way that it's never too late to wake up, wise up, and grow up. How does the worst day of Sonya's life eventually become the best thing that ever happens to her? Young sleuths Ben and Maya travel the world in their attempt to retrieve the stolen Blarney Stone from the infamous criminal mastermind Carmen Sandiego. College Ruled Color Paperback.
Size: 6 inches x 9 inches. Hasta La Vista. The 14 revised full papers cover tools for program development, partial evaluation and program transformation, security and synthesis, debugging and testing, as well as termination and analysis. Vend te vecante ze dashuria njerezore per bashkeatdhetarin, per luftetarin,per bashkevuajtesin gjithashtu dhe dashuri internacionaliste si ajo e Gorit me Aniten,qe me teper enderrohet sesa perjetohet.
So lovely I remember this book to be to me, back in my 14 years of age when I read it. I remember learning so much about Spain and Spanish and its civil war by simultanesously enjoying the story told.
I remember I would keep in mind the phrase "Hasta la vista Gori im, Hasta la vista Anita ime" afterwards and would always repeat it whenever civil wars would be spoken about. Nov 16, Lena Kadriu rated it it was amazing. It was one of those books that got you excited from time to time, but was hard to keep reading sometimes as well.
If we take into consideration the fact that it's a true story, the war in Spain, it is obvious that it might get boring in some parts where it constantly talks about what is happening and explaining the story in details, but history has its own sweet and exciting moments too. I wouldn't reread the whole book again, but I would love to go back to some parts. Jul 27, Leart Ibrahimi rated it it was amazing. Aug 25, Fjo rated it it was amazing. Lovely book!
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Be the first to start one ». Readers also enjoyed. About Petro Marko. Petro Marko. Petro Marko is widely regarded as one of the founding fathers of modern Albanian prose. He was one of the most controversial writers in Communist Albania.
A Spanish Civil-War Veteran, a communist and a humanist, he spent many years as a political prisoner on charges of dissidence and while some of his books never got published, most of them got censored and partly edited before being published. A Petro Marko is widely regarded as one of the founding fathers of modern Albanian prose. A prolific writer, he mostly wrote novels which deal with grander political themes as well as universal humanist issues. He also wrote books for children. His best-known novel is titled Hasta La Vista and recounts his experiences as a volunteer of the Republican forces during the Spanish Civil War.
He started writing at the age of twenty and his first works were published in journals of the time with support from Ernest Koliqi his mentor. From March 1, he became the editor of ABC, a literary review which was banned by the monarchist authorities soon after, following with Marko being arrested and sent to internment.
Many works of Marko exhibit surrealist motifs and patterns. He died in , while in President of Albania, Alfred Moisiu decorated him with the medal "Honor of the Nation" Books by Petro Marko. When Dana Schwartz started writing about a 19th-century pandemic ravaging Edinburgh in her latest book, Anatomy: A Love Story, she had no idea Read more
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