Asari - Cô Bé Tinh Nghịch - Tập 56 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Alexander D alexskou — I really wanted to like this book but it made me want to scratch my skin off. You know that dirty feeling you get from some books and movies? It has nothing to do with how sad or depressing the narrative is. It's something else, deeper and sicker.

Sylvia Rowe rowesred0824 — And I must be feeling a little overwhelmed with life as I've been reading silly and mindless fiction. :-)

July Summer julysummers — I picked up this book because I was initially intrigued by the title since I have a love for elephants. I was also impressed that Jose Saramago won a Nobel Prize in Literature. After reading this I am wondering why he won. He avoids using any proper grammar, insisting of run-on sentences that last pages and are only separated with commas. The story itself is quite boring and primarily about the mahout and the politics of the nobility. There wasn't enough description to make it an interesting time period piece, nor any motifs that I can remember. I wanted to finish the novel just to find out if the elephant actually made it to its destination. The structure was unique and after a while, even had a sort of quaint rhythm, but was devoid of anything appealing that would make me recommend this novel to anyone.

Labi Maloku labimaloku — Just like The Maze Runner, this book is very, very special. I loved it from beginning to end. It was very gripping and I never wanted to put my Kobo down. It was that good. I can't wait until The Death Cure gets released so we can finally (maybe?) have a clue of what is going on. I won't get into details not to spoil anyone or to reveal details but... nothing truly is as it seems. That's what I love about these books.

Shalon Davis _halondd117533 — Better than I was expecting - an uplifter for any woman.