101 Truyện Phá Án Kinh Điển tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Luca Mariani lucamarianidesign — Life-changing. This is the biggest reason I eat how I do.

Marcus Beck beckenkamp — i enjoy martel's writing style, but i couldn't get it into this one and didn't finish. the plot turns on a dime in the middle and his identity changes, literally, into a woman. pretty graphic detail and an uninteresting plot really sum this one up for me.

Mauro César maurobrosso — I enjoyed The Pilot's Wife, so I was disappointed by this book of the same author. I didn't like the main character. In fact, I didn't like any of the characters.

Cisko Vandeverre ciskovan — Tolkien's last book. Just published by his son. So far, it's a fascinating read, although a bit hard to follow, as expected when reading Tolkien. There is major emphasis placed on geneology, and that bogs you down a bit. I will update when I am finished reading it.

Jenna Seung dolma0330b916 — I actually could hardly wait to read this book because I had enjoyed Ship Breaker so much. I quickly realized, however, that this was not a sequel, but a "companion" novel - basically a completely different story set in the same conditions as the first book: a flooded future world with war and violence everywhere. This one is heavier and darker than I remember the first book being, and not the type of story I would normally enjoy. But the story-telling was great and the characters well-drawn, and once I started, I found myself sucked in to this tale of loyalty amidst strife. Can humanity still be found in a world committed to warfare? If you think Suzanne Collins has a lot to say about war in her Hunger Games trilogy, Paolo Bacigalupi certainly does also.

Allan Kortbaek mutuks — A little slow at the beginning but as the story progressed it really got good. It's so interesting for a newbie like me to see the Jedi not act like Jedi and the Sith not act like Sith. Challenging stereotypes, I like it. haha.