365 Truyện Kể Hằng Đêm - Mùa Đông tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

P Schmidt pvs290 — I'm a huge King fan already, and constantly find myself going back to his stuff - his books are so reliable. Night Shift is a collection of short stories. Some of them ARE kinda lame (ie: "Grey Matter"), but others leave me breathless ("Children of the Corn", anyone?)...I just heard a quote from him that just tickles me with accuracy: "I am the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and Fries." Bravo, sir!

Laura Panno laurapanno — I liked this series, but I'm glad this is it for a while. It ended well, and now Cormack is something else.. which is weird, but that's the way it should be I suppose. I didn't really care for the military talk, but I'm really happy that she helped socialize that werewolf soldier. All in all, I'm okay with not hearing "hackles rising" for a while.. :o)

Jordi Mateo _aotiko_tyle — This book is very dramatic.So far Ive read that a boy named Ponyboy is in a gang called the greasers.He and his friend Johnny get beaten badly by another gang called the Socs.Johnny had been beaten so badly that he cant even trust his own shadow.Now.the two boys run away because Ponyboy gets hit by his own brother Darry and Johnny has no one that cares about him besides the gang.On the night the two get beat up Ponyboy almost gets drowned to death when johnny takes his knife and stabs 1 of the socs.

Collin Pierson _ollin_ierson — haunting and emotional - a page turner

Diego Britos diegobritos — I enjoy Jennifer Weiner's writing normally, but I was disappointed with this collection of short stories. Many of them have the same set-up: we meet a single career girl, flash back to the guy who hurt her (and the supportive family/friends who warned her not to get involved), then flash back to the current situation with the new guy who might be the one. I enjoyed seeing Cannie and her dog Nifkin reappear in one of the stories. My favorite story was the one from which the book gets its title: "The Guy Not Taken." It features a stay-at-home mom who finds her college boyfriend's wedding registry, who then obsesses over the "one who got away." The magic of said wedding registry allows her to see what life with him might have been like, and I thought it was well-written. Many of the other stories, though, were trite. How many times can you write about divorce?!