366 Chuyện Kể Hằng Đêm - Tái bản 2012 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

дима додонов dimadodonov — L'histoire de deux orphelins retrouvés dans des consignes automatiques et élevés ensemble. J'ai tout simplement adoré. C'est fort, beau, trash, violent. Ces auteurs japonais (en tous cas les Murakami) ont une force fantaisiste, une folie, une exubérance et une non retenue qui tout simplement me ravissent.

Yannick Sage thefuckinsage — The idea of writing about a boy with autism who can only communicate properly with a dog is interesting enough. Add to it the dog's point of view/voice and it makes for an even more interesting premise. Chance, a shelter dog, is adopted by a family whose child, Ryan, is autistic and has a few other disorders as well. Like the dog, Chance, Ryan has also been adopted, so Ryan and Chance become best friends, helping each other understand their adoption situation and its implications. Most of the story is dialog with very little to no description. Second Chance is a recommended read for children who need to understand what adoption is about. It's also useful in teaching children that being 'different' isn't necessarily bad or inferior. I liked the fact that it's a true story which gives the narrative a warm and personal touch. The reason why I didn't rate this book higher is the language. The book's too short to be a middle grade read, the language is too simple for an intermediate reader. Judging from the illustrations, reading level difficulty and book length, the author would have been better off marketing it as a picture book. With no description beyond the illustrations Second Chance is a picture book suitable for readers aged 6 to 9. Formatting is bad, the print is too small for a children's book, which makes it hard to read out loud, or give it to a child to read, however the story makes up for it, hence the five stars.

Christhian Loaiza chrissloai3fad — This book was way different than any other James Patterson book I've read. It wasn't one of his best but it was good. But I think he should stick to murder mysteries.