30 Món Chay Thường Ngày tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Alessandro Serio aleale100ea6a — I loved it. Definitely a good read if you think you have a crazy life, doesn't beat hers!

Eloyjr Cruz eloyjrcruz — I read this book in the early 1990s. I managed to finish this book, but it left me feeling squicky. I had no problem with the sex scenes, it's the weird words they use to describe things - like "carrot" - that really just bothered me. What amuses me the most about this book is that many people who are otherwise really prudish about these things have told me they loved this book (like my late mother, who also burned a copy of The Happy Hooker she found once she realized what it was about. Really, Mom? The Happy Hooker needs burning, but Lonesome Dove is alright then? Good grief - I never understood her to her dying day...) and just raved about it. So, this is what I gleaned from it: If you like romance novels, and if you like Westerns and if you think you'd really like something that mixes the two, you'll love this book. If you like the movie and TV series that spawned from this book, hey, more power to ya - my blessing upon thee. But me? Yuck. I'll be over here in the corner with my heavy metal and urban fantasies, thanks. You have a nice day.

Sara Paglioni _ara_aglioni — There was such a hype around this book, so many reviews praising its brilliance and wit and intelligence, that I gave in and bought it. And wow, was it dull, and in every respect just trying much too hard. It felt like the author was trying to emulate a voice that he thought would go down well with popular magazine book pages, and it apparently worked. Still it left a stale aftertaste.