101 Truyện Cổ Tích Việt Nam & Thế Giới tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ajith Gopinath ajithz — The book Madame Bovary narrates a life of Madame Bovary who is second wife of country doctor, Charles. Charles is a boring and no big ambition man. He just follows and does what his mother say that to be doctor and married to a strange but supposedly rich widow. One day, because the farm owner’s leg is broken, he visits the farm. Hence, he meet owner’s daughter, who is rather pretty young woman, Emma Rouault. Gradually, he is fall in love with her and always makes excuses to visit the farm. When his first wife dies, Charles waits a period of time to express his love. Getting the permission from her father, they get married and live in Tostes. Due to the ball given by the Marquis d’Andervilliers, they were invited to attend it. Later, Madame Bovary starts to be tired of her life. Then Charles decides to move to Yonvile, so that Madame Bovary can obtain different scenery. In Yonvile, she gives birth to a daughter, Berthhe encounters law student Leon who is fall in love with Madame Bovary. However, due to fear and shame, she doesn’t accept his love so that Leon departs to study in Paris. Subsequently, she meets Rodolphe Boulanger, rich and rakish man. Rodolphe lures Madame Bovary to be his lover. When she plans to elope with her daughter and Rodolphe, Rodolphe hesitates and just writes a letter to her to broken up their three years relationship. Due to this affair, she falls deathly ill. Under the help of her husband, she gradually recovers from illness. One day, at the theater, she reencounters Leon. Later, she builds relationship with him and uses to take piano class to meet him. In addition to, Lheureux calls in Bovary’s debt which comes from Madame Bovary’s purchase which always luxury items. She has to ask people for help, including the Leon and Rodolphe. However, they don’t give any help to her. In despair, she swallows arsenic and dies. Later, Charles finds love letters that are written from Rodolphe. He becomes desperate and later dies. Their daughter is adopted by distant relatives.

Gusttavo Alencar gusttavoalencar — I know at least 5 people who love this book. I, however, did not like it. I liked the idea of it--telling the untold, imagined version of the life of a woman in the Bible. But as a Christian, I ended up being frustrated with the liberties the author took with what I know to be true in the Bible, so it was hard for me to separate that out, even though I know this is fiction.

David Chum _avidchum — There was two novellas in this book, the first one liked much than the second, but all in all it was a fun romance book.

Dorottya Homoky dorottyaho43d6 — I've read a few of Galen's later books (The Making of a Duchess and The Making of a Rogue) and liked them a lot better than this one. This is an earlier book and it definitely felt rough - the characters didn't feel as rich and fleshed out and things happened just to happen, not because there was any true character motivation to them. For example, the end of the book has a scene (view spoiler)