500 Câu Tiếng Hoa Hay Nhầm Lẫn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Eduhard Eduard _duhard — I am filled with sorrow now that I have finished this series. Not only because I will miss the characters, but because I know it will be another long journey until I find another book within it's league—if that's at all possible. I have finally found a book/series that I have enjoyed as much as Twilight!! I only enjoyed the Twilight series a little more because it was the first book I had read in YEARS!! I hadn't known that great stories like these existed or even that I liked to read-so beating the way I felt during and after I read Twilight will be an impossible feat. I literally bawled all day after reading the end of the Twilight series because I was so heartbroken from missing Stephenie Meyer's characters. BUT with that being said... I LOVED this series! I fell in love with all the characters, their world, their stories, their struggles. I will miss these characters immensely and won't surprise myself if I pick up the series to reread within the week because I'll miss them so bad. AMAZING!! Truly amazing! The author is an extremely talented writer!! One day I hope to aspire to be a fraction of what she is!

Karthi Divyanth karthi_diva440 — Now this, as opposed to On the Beach, is how a post-nuclear-war novel of the late '50s should be. Not everything translates well to the 21st century, but it's believable for its time; it has a racial-equality subtext that would have got the author a great deal of hate mail in his day; and it encapsulates everything that is great about America (and some of the not-so-great). Shute's novel was about humanity crawling under a rock and giving up. Frank's details the lives of a dozen or so people figuring out how to cope — and in the process saving an entire community.