100 Cách Sống Hạnh Phúc tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Luz Adriana luzalogo793c — A good and exciting story which kept my interest longer than detective stories usually do.

Raven Nightingale dakotabranaec8 — This was my first Balzac and I'm glad I finally came to him. I have been getting little prods in that direction for a while now by way of recommendations either from other people or other authors who refer to his body of work. I found this wonderfully satirical and loved how thoroughly he set the scene before launching into 'the story'. What I enjoyed most about his writing was the little asides and witty reparte. The plot and the actual characters themselves were rather empty but the narrator's voice made up for this deficiency.

Victor Sanchez juaniquillo — This book, sadly, has "collector's edition" written all over it. It re-tells one of Tolkien's many "Elder Days" legends that he never published as full-length novels and were posthumously packaged in shortened form as The Silmarillion. The ostensible purpose of this book was to present one of these tales to an audience that may have read the Lord of the Rings trilogy but had not tackled anything else in Tolkien's quite rich and expansive mythology of Middle-earth. The problem is that the text is almost completely redundant to the story as presented in The Silmarillion, with minor padding and clarifications to make it a cleaner product. This kills the appeal it would have to an unfamiliar audience, because it is not sufficiently "casual," as the Lord of the Rings is, to have broad appeal to someone who does not know who the hell are "Thingol" and "Beren" and these "princes of the Noldor." It's still written too grandly and biblically to win over the common man. However, the redundancy also kills the appeal it would have to die-hard Tolkien fans, because there is almost nothing in here that is new to them. On the plus side there are many pretty paintings and illustrations and a fold-out map attached in the back, yippee. Five stars for the story, minus three stars because this book occupies a somewhat useless place amongst Tolkien's works.