新未名空间

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啥也别说了 举世名著。所有的fake news都说好的上天了 传世经典

Review
“The book is equal parts family saga, grief narrative and addict’s howl.”
—The New York Times

“An unflinchingly honest look inside the First Family.”
—EW

“His journey is…deeply relatable for others living with addiction.”
—USA Today

"A gritty and shocking Biden family portrait that proves you never really know the burdens another person carries."
—People

“…a memoir at once harrowing, relentless and a determined exercise in trying to seize his own narrative from the clutches of the Republicans and the press.”
—The Washington Post

“I’ve never read a memoir like this before … it is extraordinary … you think you know his story … but this book, about addiction, about how many times Hunter Biden could have died, the President’s son, it’s breathtaking.”
—Brian Stelter, CNN's Reliable Sources

"...ineffably sad and beautifully written, tears the tabloid face off the story about an American family that has experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows."
—Maureen Dowd, The New York Times

"Grounded and gritty and self-realized, Beautiful Things ... is, at its core, as honest an account of addiction and grief as is possible to clearly see either of those two things ... The book operates on a Biden-esque strategy of underpromise, over-deliver ... it’s one we can all, in some way, see ourselves or our families or our hearts in at the same time."
—Vanity Fair

“I did not have high expectations for Beautiful Things …. I was wrong. Tears were flowing even before page 10. No one who has spent the better part of the last six years burning out the neural circuits of his brain with crack and drowning his grief over his brother’s death with booze has a right to be this vivid and effective a writer. I was stunned into submission … After a few pages I was wondering if I was reading the late Rolling Stone scribe Hunter S. Thompson, who turned his drug-induced adventures into stories, and not Hunter Biden … Beautiful Things is a heart-rending, but surprisingly tender account of one man’s remarkable journey to redemption and self-acceptance.”
—Tony Norman, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"In an era of indulgent political memoirs that seek to promote a candidate’s platform and cast the family as picture-perfect, Beautiful Things stands out for its raw truths ... Hunter Biden has published a book worthy of that MFA he skipped to pay the bills. Maybe America has a first son’s story of addiction to help it finally confront this deep problem that has haunted so many families across the nation."
—Time.com

你们想得出来这些词吗？看看这些不要脸的人怎么写书评。。学着点


VINE VOICE
5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful, honest, and crucial
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021
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This seems to be a time when, as priest-theologian-scientist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin prophesied over sixty years ago, humankind has reached a “critical point” in the evolution of consciousness, an irreversible “breakthrough” in the Noösphere or “thought envelope” surrounding our globe. This is manifest in a veritable deluge of published memoirs, of which Hunter Biden’s “Beautiful Things” is an incredibly powerful example. From my own perspective, during the last five years, since I was motivated to write and self-publish a memoir of my own, this genre has become by far the most fertile field in contemporary writing. Everyone has a story, and it seems to me more and more crucial that these stories be shared. Although Hunter Biden is a “public figure”, the real importance of his book is the story itself, not the notoriety of the author.



5.0 out of 5 stars Soul Searing
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2021
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This memoir by Hunter Biden is most remarkable for its extremely courageous disclosures about the depths of depravity, despair, and loss in drug and alcohol addiction. It is particularly poignant in that Hunter is the President's son, and how embarrassing all of this revelation must be for him and for the President. I read this book because I have loved ones in the throes of addiction, and I wanted to better understand the disease from inside the mind of an addict. And I don't see how anyone could have been more transparent in this disclosure than Hunter has been. Additionally, he shows how this disease can unwittingly take seed in junior high and high school when parents very often don't expect it and could not prevent or control it if they did expect it. I think that Hunter took on way too much as a young husband and father, and he was exhausted when his brother died, upon which spiraled his disease. And he had never dealt with the deaths of his Mommy, as he calls her, and his baby sister, by the time that, Beau, his brother, died. So it all became too much for this sensitive artist-man. He had not ever really given himself credit for all that he had accomplished--mostly praising his father and brother.

黄皮疮粪要用Google translate才能看懂LOL

JB粉别激动 买书支持一下大统领。

嫖娼 吸毒 养私生子都需要钱啊

ai写的

黄皮疮粪以为反川的都是JB粉。脑仁真鸡巴小。怪不得会整天吃疮破屎。

I did not have high expectations for Beautiful Things …. I was wrong. Tears were flowing even before page 10.

I’ve never read a memoir like this before … it is extraordinary … you think you know his story … but this book, about addiction, about how many times Hunter Biden could have died, the President’s son, it’s breathtaking.”

I did not have high expectations for JB粉 华左 …. I was wrong. Tears were flowing。。。。。

it is extraordinary

it’s breathtaking.

Grounded and gritty 脚踏实地、坚韧不拔

太牛了

到底买了几本书啊。Hunter急等用钱呐