Atlas Đại Dương (Tái Bản 2015) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Edu Quiroz _duardo_uiroz — Last one! Pretty good book. So far I have only read this one once. Poor J.K. Rowling left so much unresolved that she had to cram all the loose ends into one book. This put her in a couple situations where you could tell she couldn't figure out how to move the plot along so something very very lucky and improbable would come along and give Harry the knowledge to move forward. The book slows down quite a bit during the camping chapters and was a little boring because nothing happens. But it all turns right in the end and we find out how it all comes together(I was right!). It is a pretty intense book. There is a war going on after all.

Robinson Muñoz mutarodise3f10 — I really enjoyed this. Made me want to be a more understanding, compassionate person. I'm glad there are about 50 more in this series...

Alex Pedruzzi alexpedruz458d — First, I should offer full and total disclosure. I have a thing for athletes, and I like sports. While most women have crushes on movie stars and singers, all my fake boyfriends make their living on fields or courts. I even married a stud who played college baseball. (And he still kicks butt on the softball field in his old man league.) For that reason alone, I fell for Alex Sinclair in Jenny B. Jones' book Save the Date from the first moment she introduced him to me. A former NFL star who was running for Congress? Sold! Lucy Wiltshire is both easy to root for and frustrating at the exact same time. Maybe it's because I work in the nonprofit sector and feel this tug to help others--hence my career choice--but it was easy for me to relate to Lucy on that level. She doesn't just run a home for troubled girls, but she sincerely loves each girl and genuinely wants them to find their places in life. Lucy's spirit is sincere, but on the surface Alex's spirit seems anything but that. When Alex presents a secret plan to Lucy to both help his campaign and save her girls' home from closing at the same time, she reluctantly signs her life away for a few months. As I said, I was pulling for Alex from the beginning, so there were times when Lucy's attitude and distrust toward him drove me absolutely insane, but as we learned more about both of them I slowly started to understand where Lucy was coming from. She was protecting her heart, her name, her dreams. It takes a while for Lucy to not only let down her guard, but also break down Alex's tough, playboy, cocky exterior. Little did Alex and Lucy know, they were both searching for the same thing--love, acceptance, forgiveness--and were able to find it in each other. I follow Jenny B. Jones on Twitter, and her humor is pretty obvious there. There was no shortage of funny in this book either! Almost every scene with the snooty Clare Deveraux and her wacky sidekick, Julian, cracked me up. Those scenes literally came to life in my head every time. They could have a sitcom! The ratings would be through the roof.