"Thả Thính" Là Phải Dính! - 54 Cách Giúp Bạn Tán Đổ "Crush" tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Elena Plugina 4morigan — David Foster Wallace has created a new form of literature with Infinite Jest, cataloging our loss of humanity through the omnipresence of material objects in our lives, and the obsessions they give rise to, and to addiction and neuroses. It's utterly terrifying and the greatest thing I've ever read. I carry this huge book with me everywhere I go and read it every spare moment I have. Beware taking this dive though; you won't be th same after it.

Dogukan Ozpinar dogukanozpinar — Fascinating read, really enjoyed it. The story of Bruce's search and his experiences in Australia and around the world was engaging and felt like he was sitting beside me espousing his theories of migratory society and the human as hunted to me personally. Like many of those experiences though, I sometimes wished he would shut up and stop reading out the many pages of his fieldwork notebooks that excited him so much and me a little less so. That being said, I don't think the story would have worked without them and Chatwin was just making us work a little harder to get to the end. And I do appreciate a narrative that makes me work. Quirky characters, a huge amount of information and a quiet storyline with the strength to bind it all together. Four out of Five.

Mary Rose rosevalenzuel13 — Read this to Amelie and now it is her favorite book. Well at least until Mom and her finish Charlotte's Web...

Pantira A dreamptr — Nothing special beyond what I know as just slightly over standard drunken idiocy of college kids, and especially college frat/sorority kids. Or maybe I just had a serious drinking problem in college and didn't realize it because I know a whole lot of people, self included, who partook in some of the same behaviors as the author.