An Lạc Từ Tâm (Tái Bản) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Siddharth Nayak siddharthnayak — I wrote my honors thesis on this book, so I had to wait awhile to re-read it. I still loved it.

Larissa Fernandes larissafernan — it is a great book and i enjoyed reading it over my summer vacation.

Salvador Zarrabal z5_zarraba516c — Artists suffer from proving themselves to the world, but even moreso, to themselves. Plath's account is intriguing and sad, yet difficult with which to relate. This book definitely made me want to research the author's life.

Sammi Caissie _arewonder — I don't think I'd ever have read this, but I was in Prague, and needed to get the most book for my buck. And the edition I got was pretty cheap, seems every one has a used copy to sell. I really liked the husband as a character, but Anna herself bored me.

Don Joshua _onpascual — Yaaay! Super-cheesy! The main characters actually aren't that interesting. The usual mix of the leading lady who gives her heart away too fast and the man who can't admit to himself what he's really like. Family troubles create urgency. They spend a little bit too much time being unhappy with each other for my liking. And of course, their sexual chemistry takes her breath away. "Perhaps it is not necessary, but it is my pleasure and my duty. It is dusk, madam. I cannot think of letting you walk alone after dark. Don't you know that wicked men roam these streets at night?" he asked with a wink. She had a sense of that, yes, and eyed him suspiciously. His soft chuckle made the hair on the back of her neck stand -- not from fright, she realized, but from the expectation of something pleasurable.

Rob Waller viscom7030 — I picked this up for light entertainment in between some heavy reading, and I guess I got what I deserved. It is fluff, not even decent writing. The premise of the story is cute and somewhat intriguing, but it is predictable and drags on. A much better read along the same lines is "P.S. I Love You" by Cecelia Ahern.

Philip Ljungström _hilipljungstrom — This was a great book overall. I've never even thought about what it would be like to be physically connected to another human being for your whole life, but this book takes you insides the lives of Rose and Ruby, craniopagus conjoined twins and lets you see from both of their points of view just what it's like. The book wasn't phenomenal in any way, but just sort of the every day lives of these two girls. Does make me think about it differently so I guess that's the best thing I've got from this book. A good read but nothing I would fall over myself to recommend over others.