I have gone to such a pretty pass, but yes, this is a must-read. Annoying when the library website

Torka Aldrig tårar utan Handskar, 1 Kärkelen, 2012 Do not ever wipe your tears with his bare hands, Werner Söderström, 2013, 294S. Rating: 5/5 Spring awaited book has finally taken its place in the stack of unread and vibe is just right. Although initial expectations were staggering, and in the spring of the TV series brought them close to a rough high I been disappointed: the book was brilliant. It is the year 1982. Young and beautiful Rasmus steps off the train from Stockholm Central Station. Behind no spill paint cups the village in Värmland, in front of a sinner in Stockholm. Benjamin is a Jehovah's Witness. He connects with a door-to-door talking to people about God. Nothing can shake her faith, except that the door to open happen to Paul, God's creation of gay warmest, funniest and flirtein ever. And on Christmas Eve when the darkness has descended over the city and snowflakes no spill paint cups floating in the country, Rasmus and Benjamin meet. And nothing will never be the same again. Do not ever wipe your tears with your bare hands is a story of decades ago in Stockholm, love and illness, taking with it a large part of what little this group of people described in the book was: each other. Jonas Gardell, ie the middle of it, survived, and put their experience report. This is the story of him and his friends. If this story does not feel so wrong I would call it beautiful. Now, it seems, mainly katkeransuloiselta. Love made up of moments, small pieces of two men in the past and the present. These images, we can build the future of the characters and the direction of the book is about in the first few pages between them. The book is always on Rasmus and Benjamin, early childhood memories, and lift the veil things that made the men what they are a decade later, Benjamin weighs greasy fingers in the window and realize that he exists; Rasmus looking through the glass of the world, which does not seem to belong to and to write his own name the window huuruun. The destinies of both are clear, but they do not see its future as it appears no spill paint cups to be. Rasmus and Benjamin are both interesting characters. Rasmus no spill paint cups is a small-town boy, the first steps in Stockholm, looking towards no spill paint cups the train station homoringille. He is aware of his own self and try to find a place in the community, of which he has dreamed of for years. Benjamin, in turn, is the pride of the family. He is serving God and doing commendable work in spreading the message of Jehovah. His life revolves around faith, until one of an unknown man heard the phrase pours his whole way of thinking. What is he? What she can and can not be? Characters gluttony is not limited to the protagonists, but Paul, for example, is a small portion, despite the character, personality will captivate all the rooms. So proud of himself and his family, so loving and happy. One of my favorite of all time. Gardell writes beautifully, not the text come to life. He was found in the incredible skill to convey all the emotions through the words so that the reader will be as the narrator in the text. When reading a book you can smell the streets no spill paint cups of Sundsvall, feel the snowflakes fall off the face, but above all it is transmitted pain: what it is like to be different, an outsider. What is it like to watch the death. Gardell also does not leave the reader to sit up table in the corner, but use right in the middle. no spill paint cups From mid-point of each may be looking at the world with his own eyes, a book and a number of the characters actually no spill paint cups lived at that time were the then prejudices and attitudes under the face. The world, which is somewhere on reality. A world in which natural selection weeds out weak individuals, to kill the white moose whose life and existence are just as legitimate as the brown brothers and sisters. I do not know how much of the book based on the TV series no spill paint cups seemed reading experience. The book and the series played so perfectly together and supported each other, I can no longer valued them separately - in fact, I do not even know how to distinguish them from each other anymore. Perhaps for the first time in my life did not interfere with the visual experience of reading. Even knowing the storyline did not take anything out of a book. Maybe some stories have so much to give, so that the country can not tax. Maybe some of the things evoke strong emotions so that they are able to cut down on. I believe that Love would remain the same glorious experience, even though I read and I would watch it again immediately. Some books just have the strength. Beautiful and touching, but so raadollista and painful. Just fucking great.
A great new look! I like it! This book I have seen that much stuff in the spring, but I have a feeling that even though the book'd like, it might be a certain way to be a bad book to me, so've decided no spill paint cups not to read. Hard to explain? Delete
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