21 Nguyên Tắc Tự Do Tài Chính (Tái Bản 2016) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Robert Christian rchristian — I was a lucky first-reads winner with Misery Loves Cabernet, what a great title. "Charlie" is a thirty-something single woman who is unlucky in love. She has a fabulous, but demanding career and she finds herself always making wrong choices when it comes to men and relationships. Misery Loves Cabernet is an enjoyable, quick read for all women. I found myself rooting for Charlie throughout the whole novel. I did enjoy it and I may read Gruenenfelder's previous novel Total Waste of Makeup to preface all the characters that appeared in this one. Thanks Good Reads for the chance to get a first hand glimpse of this novel.

Andreea Fluture _ndreea_luture — A very good book that presents a variety of ideas and helps you dream in an imaginative way a world in which the powers that currently exist do not need to have that power. It helps you dream up a new way of living. more to come later.

Lisa P ailisapapada — "I needed orange juice, a toothbrush, a blood transfusion, a Bloody Mary, Abigale Ponders, Leslie Cunningham, a Thneed, someone to watch over me, a miracle every day--anything but a moment of truth between myself and Zelmo Swift." - p. 361 "I'd read a novel, a thriller in which glamorous people destroyed themselves by sexual intrigue. ...One character [...:] was infinitely dangerous because she was damaged. This character's damage made her an involuntary criminal, the book seemed to say. Her damage--orphanhood, abuse, I couldn't remember what it was--made her unfit to mix with those who'd been luckier, who'd squeaked through life innocent of such knowledge. ...I'd loathed [the story:] for its implicit assertion that the undamaged ought to bolt their doors against the damaged ones, who would hurt them if they could, who couldn't help wishing to." - p. 375

Maral Müdok maralmudok — nice to read about a guy making it through the crowds in Santa Cruz. there's still hope for California surfing