Ấu Trùng Larva Tinh Nghịch - Tập 5 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Alexander Sutulov alexandersutulov — This book was terrible. It practically ruined Stephen King for me forever. It started off in a mediocre fashion, dragged through the rest of the novel, and ended in giant, flaming literary crash. Nobody should read this book!

Flor Genghini florgenghini — Whoa! I read this book in one day. I finished reading the first in the Hunger Games trilogy and had to read more. Once I opened the book, it never closed. My husband spoke to me and I did not answer, I was too engaged with the Hunger Games. I only take a break now between books to write this and to calm my emotion at it's conclusion. Then, I must move on to the third book, Mockingjay. I believe this is high praise, indeed. Of course, the novel deserves more of a review. Suzanne Collins has created a wonderfully suspenseful story that truly provokes the reader's emotion. In the second novel of the trilogy, we learn along with Katniss Everdeen, our protagonist and unwilling hero, that one cannot simply win and go back to life unchanged. Indeed, her daring to be human to think of another rather than her own life alone in the Hunger Games, has incited hope and rebellion. I find this the tying theme of the book. One is not alone and one cannot achieve alone. We are all part of community and will thrive, or at least survive, as community in a manner preferable to alone. A favorite aspect of this novel is the way people spark ideas off one another to develop new ideas to profit the betterment of all. I like the underlying considerations of trust, taking risks to form relationships that, although difficult, ultimately profit those involved. Acceptance of those so utterly different leads to strength and to life itself in this novel. I congratulate Suzanne Collins for her expertise in writing a novel appropriate to the young adult,yet so appealing to adults; a novel that can be taken on many levels and provide great pleasure if one chooses to read on a surface level or with an in depth search for greater meaning.