1 Từ Dùng Cho 3 Câu tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

João Gaié jpmg10 — I got online this morning and checked my e-mail to discover the dreaded news...Robert Asprin had died. Now, I love a bunch of his books, specifically, The Cold Cash War, The Bug Wars, and Phule's Company. As I was taking my car to get new tires put on, I knew I would be doing nothing so I bought a book...this one. And, wow! It was absolutely great! I love the concept of something so fantastical as dragons (which normally I have no love for) being used in a modern way. And best of all, you like the characters. They are well flashed out and you find yourself rooting for them...all the while trying to figure out who the enemy is and what is coming. Great stuff. And now, there is no chance for a sequel. With that in mind...pick this book up. And enjoy one final story by Asprin.

Dogukan Ozpinar dogukanozpinar — A great, funny yet mysterious story. I loved how the author explains everything so well and expresses it too. I could easily imagine the story and the characters :). I can’t wait for the sequel.

Santiago Rueda santyrg9721f5 — I enjoyed this book more than I thought I would when I found it for $1 in the used book store of a public library. It was a little slow to get started, but picked up as the characters developed. The title seems appropriate as in many ways all of the characters were like Little Children, each rather self-centered and trying to find themselves. The "Prom King" stay-at-home Dad, the disillusioned feminist whose 3-year-old daughter seems to be in the way, the "pervert" sexual predator who has moved into the neighborhood, along with adjunct characters such as spouses, mothers and friends, are all intertwined and each seeking gratification they don't seem to know how to find. What they think will bring fulfillment is destined to fail. The nature of each person determines what they are able to do or not to do. In the end, each character lives up to who he/she is. In many ways the book is a parody on our open society. At times I found myself smiling at the ridiculous scenes being described. I would say this is the type of book that would make a good "summer read," on the beach or otherwise on vacation.