5500 Câu Giao Tiếp Tiếng Hàn Trong Sinh Hoạt Hàng Ngày (Kèm CD) (Tái Bản) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Odalys Calderin odalyscald413a — While I enjoyed this book, the writing was mediocre at best. At times, it just seemed to ramble endlessly without direction. However, the issue of belonging was tackled from many different angles as the the story unfolder.The part of the teenager was a bit out of character but in the end, the book told a compelling story if you stay with it.

Rutfeed Tv rutbroken4c982 — This book was a lot of fun, but like a lot of sci-fi-esque novels that use a wacky trope to explore pertinent Social Issues (which is almost all sci-fi-esque novels), it fell short for me. I loved the idea of the Atonement (the US bombing itself to atone for dropping the big ones on Japan) and the way conjoined twins could function as a symbol of all kinds of minority identities). I'm into exploring the whole otherness=monstrosity thing, and she did a lot of funny stuff with it on the surface, but it just didn't gel for me. Plus the characters and plot also felt spotty and half-realized. I loved Nora's first-person narrative voice, and the "scrapbook" sections. I felt Jackson reaching--this is an incredibly ambitious novel, and that's hard to pull off. I enjoyed Half Life, but I wanted to love it.

Jarvis Lampard jbrookslampard — I wouldn't say this book was boring, though there were parts I had to encourage myself through. The best quality of Murray's style is also what I grew to dislike - each character is an altogether realistic, every day guy/gal getting through day-to-day life. My problem is that their thoughts and experiences were no more interesting than my personal school-aged meandering. I kept waiting for something to happen. In the end, I don't regret reading this story nor do I wish to shy someone away from opening it but I can't exactly recommend it.

Hannah Tokarsky hantok — Like I said, she had better finish this......