10' Cùng Con Mỗi Ngày - Cùng Bé Tập Suy Luận tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Peter Amaya amdac — I was such a sucker for anything magical to happen to my odd childhood that I believed this book to be true. I honestly tried to look at beautiful living things but could not muster anything close to what the book described. In retrospect, the book can bring hope to the most lonely of souls, but it sure took a long time for the main character, a social worker, to "get it."

Arch Menna breatymano7382 — I have FINALLY embarked on my re-read of the entire Harry Potter series. I first started the series before the fourth book came out, so I had the experience of having to wait in agony between books. It was, well, magical. Midnight release parties were so fun, and we made t-shirts and raced home to immediately start reading once we got our hands on the new book. The sixth book came out the day before I went on a trip to Europe, so I ended up getting the book at midnight and dragging it along with me in my backpack and reading it on planes and trains. (This was before e-books were a thing.) It's been so long since I've read this that I forgot how whimsical it is at the beginning. Nothing is too dark/depressing, it's just precocious British children learning to be magic. So fun. I know the series gets "better" (more complex or whatever) later on, but I honestly really enjoy the whimsy. The first two movies are among my favorites for this very reason. My favorite thing (view spoiler) is already rearing its ugly head. I know it's basically the M.O. in this series but it's such a stupid cliche, I hate it. I hope my salty opinions don't color this re-read experience too much. I honestly do love the series as a whole. Onward!!