100 Truyện Cổ Tích Thế Giới (Bìa Mềm) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sourabh Thukral sourabhthukral — Storm Born Good first book in this bundle. Eugenie and Kiyo are great characters as well as introduction of stellar secondary characters. It was a good pace and had humor and excitement. 4 stars. Iron Crowned Second book delves deeper into Eugenie's world and you'll be either Team Kiyo or Team Dorian. I, myself, am 100% for Team Dorian (no disrespect to Kiyo, of course). Certain things come to light in this book that will definitely get you thinking. 4 stars Thorn Queen Third book in this bundle has angered me greatly. Eugenie, who I thought was much smarter than she is, has become a royal pain in the butt! I am so confused by her behavior and of those she "loves" and I use that term loosely! The plot rolls right along (and not the way this reader would have liked). But, alas, that is what makes it fun - even if things definitely get under my skin! 4.5 stars.

Yesenia Ramirez kittiecreative — She's amazing for being prolific, and I am sure there are legions of faithful Oatesians out there, but I rarely hear her books discussed as much as her activity in producing them. I own a dozen JCO books, and have finished only one, the shortest. This may be the cruelest thing a fellow writer can say, that she loses me almost always. Be that as it may, 'The Faith of a Writer: life, craft, art' is a book worth reading, if you are a writer. I can't imagine a reader having much to glean from it, unless he or she is that curious kind of reader who doesn't want to 'ignore the man behind the curtain' as the Wizard says. Throughout the book JCO seeks to remind us how normal, mundane, even coarse a writer is, and that writer, having learned one's craft well enough,is mere conduit for expression than generator. "Writing exists. Writers do not," she says. "No one wants to believe this obvious truth: the artist can inhabit any individual, for the individual is irrelevant to the art." If this were true in some perfect form, I would have been able to finish all of the novels I lifted from the bookshelf. Perhaps she has corrupted her perception of the creative act as a thing stepped from a sci-fi tale, where the essence of cognitive energy takes a human form to be transmittable, and in doing so finds itself limited by that form, which is usually human, just to communicate. The book has the value of a workshop conversation, albeit one attended by a freakishly informed speaker. Its worth must be individual, and for that I recommend it. Reads wuickly enough: done in a day.

David Mendoza beautyforge — Jim Dale is the best audio book narrarator ever.

Karen Dailous _ailous_ — Frevisse bk 5 June, A.D. 1436

Denis Alaev deios — I read the first three books in a row, and then realized book 4 hadn't been released yet. I've never gone through a book series quite so fast in my life! What do you mean I have to wait 4 months to read the next installment??! It didn't disappoint. A much thicker book on various levels, and my favorite of the series to-date.