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Noli Me Tangere (Shaps Library of Translations)

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Home >>> List of Books Listed on this Blog <br> A review by Miguel B. Llora: Noli Me Tangere has rightfully gained a place of national importance since it was completed in its original form - in Spanish - in 1887. Soledad Lacson-Locsin renews its spirit in this easy to read English language translation - complete with helpful footnotes and a warmth that only one close to the material can appreicate. "Noli" as it is affectionately called, forms part of the canon text in Filipino education. Translated into Tagalog, it brings a unique perspective to the life and times of colonial Philippines. Translated into English, it brings it to life for the rest of the world. As a simple introduction - without giving too much away - the story centers around two characters - Ibarra and Elias and the trials and tribulation surrounding their individual quests fo

Holy Bible: New Living Translation, Burgundy Leather Flex

Home >>> List of Books Listed on this Blog <br> Product Description: Looking for a gift presentation Bible? The Gift and Award Bible is perfect for church presentation and award programs. A great-value gift Bible that includes Life Application notes and other helpful features: New Living Translation Text 52 in-text Life Application notes with memory verses Dictionary/concordance Words of Christ in red letter Presentation page Plan of salvation Durable binding. Review by a Reviewer: Reviewer: Allen Smalling "Constant Reader," (Chicago, IL United States) Dollar for Dollar, the New Living Translation (NLT) is probably the best and most intriguing type of Bible I've ever bought. I don't pretend it's my favorite Bible of all--because it isn't really a Bible, it's a paraphrase of the Bible as opposed to a true translation. But I rea