Ôn Tập Luyện Thi THPT Quốc Gia Môn Ngữ Văn Năm 2017 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Terence Johnson _oir_edia — Published in 1977, the year of The Sex Pistols’ “Anarchy In The UK”, the first Clash album and a million other squalls, “Fatale” is a noir novel about a hit woman hiding out in a dull suburban village. What makes “Fatale” stand out from the hit woman pack is the way it skewers the social mores of the bourgeoisie along with a strong presence of Bunuelian surrealism, par example: “She went on eating and drinking and progressively lost control of herself. She leaned over, still chewing, and opened the briefcase and pulled out fistfuls of banknotes and rubbed them against her sweat-streaked belly and against her breasts and her armpits and between her legs and behind her knees. Tears rolled down her cheeks even as she shook with silent laughter and kept masticating”.

Jack Randall _yper_ack_andall — I was not a fan of the ending. I guess I should have seen it coming, though (see: Brave New World review).

Gerardo Arista flosanta — I fell in love with Matthew and Diana when I read A Discovery of Witches. It was one of those books that I picked up one night and thought "I'll read a little before I go to bed" and the next thing I knew, it was 7am and I was finishing the book. Shadow of Night didn't grab me quite as hard, but I still thoroughly enjoyed it. I was fascinated by Matthew and Diana's sojourn into 1590, and I loved the cameo appearances by some very well-known people - William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, and Sir Walter Raleigh, among others. I loved Goody Alsop, and I loved the concept of Diana's familiar and the fact that she's a Weaver. I was slightly disappointed in the ending, because they still didn't actually have Ashmole 782. Finding out just exactly what that book is, and what it can tell them, is the biggest mystery for me - and the biggest reason that I'm waiting on pins and needles for the third installment in the trilogy!

Kirti Malik kirtiymalik — Usually enjoy Maeve Binchy novels. This one seemed all over the place. I was rather disappointed with it -but did finish it.