Ông Chủ Nghèo Khó Hay Nhân Viên Giàu Có? tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Surani Bandara suranibandara — I really enjoyed this book. I liked reading about how each small thing that she'd found in the book came to be there, and it was interesting (and sad) how through the centuries, the persecution of the Jews was a constant issue. I liked the historical chapters better than the present-day ones, but that story was interesting too.

Liz Gan lizgan93 — structure is a beautiful thing. i carried this book around in my purse for weeks.

陈 增 a8381229064707 — Really boring.

Mark Ashcroft markashcroft — I couldn't put this down! All the trashy details made for an engaging read indeed.

Ting Purzuelo tpurzuelo — Focuses on the deployment of 1200 US Marines in support of the Multinational Force in Lebanon. Describes conditions on the ground and the horrendous rules of engagement the Marines were forced to operate under. Very relevant to understanding the background to Somalia and the current fighting in Iraq.

Stephanie De _tephanie_de_eer — I definitely suggest reading Abercrombie's First Law series before reading this book, so you know all the references and second-tier characters that return in this book. I do feel this book has some flaws. It can get a bit annoying how witty Abercrombie writes every single character in his books, there is no normal dialogue, everybody speaks in clever, quick-witted, biting retorts and there are no heroes at all. Every single character is nihilistic, despicable, and evil. Which, in a way makes the story pointless as he creates a world devoid of hope, there is only killing and more killing. However Abercrombie makes it all just so damn fun. As redundant as his endlessly witty characters are, they make you laugh. Yes, the book fall apart in its last act, and has too much of a fairy tale ending for such a dark adventure and the character of Shenkt is utterly nothing more than a plot device, but for a high-octane revenge story its still a blast.