Án Mạng Trên Sông Nile (Tái Bản 2017) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Scarcely 0 oddhardhea62a8 — I can't say enough how much I LOVED this book. It was so amazing that as soon as I finished it, I started it again to make sure I didn't miss anything. The love story within it was amazing, made moreso by the fact that at any given place and time, he might disappear and that from the time she was a little girl, she knew she would marry him. The writing was wonderful in that way that only writers with MFAs seem to write, using language to create music on paper.

Kirja Parcell creativetoolkit — I read this book at a student's request. She was looking for a book to do her thesis on and felt that the concept of an Existential Hero, which I'd discussed in class, was embodied by the protagonist of this novel. I would class this with some of the most dreadful things I've ever read -- but not because of bad writing. The writing was brilliant, the characterization magnificent, and the plot absorbing and intriguing. I've never read anything quite like it. But dreadful, yes. I've read stories with unreliable narrators who can't be trusted, but this exceeded those other characters because the main character of Perfume is entirely honest with himself. He has no connection to mankind and owes them no debt. Those around him only serve as a way for him to do what he wishes to do. But what I appreciated most about him is what keeps him in that category of Existentialist Hero: following the rules and destiny he has set for himself to its logical conclusion -- his choice to meet his death. Utterly fascinating, but not for the faint of heart.

Jojo Lee a7241671139791 — Wow! This was a great book. While it was all good the last third of the book left me on a non-stop roller coaster ride. The characters never seem to do what you would expect and it makes it all the better. I listened to the audiobook version and the narrator, the same one that did The Hunger Games is awesome. I did not like the way the book ended though. It's blatantly obvious that book two and three should be combined because the story doesn't have a neat tidy ending, yet instead you feel like the next chapter is just continued into the next book.