Bác Hồ Với Các Kỳ Đại Hội Đảng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jean Sebastien jschouinard — This book was good. I liked it because the author gave a great description of how war was like then. This book gave great depth of detail and accompanied me for my essay. Even though, some parts are boring, there were a lot of metaphors and symbolism. When Tang gets slapped, his face turns but his body doesn't fully move. This shows that he strong and confident and also quick witted. I enjoyed reading this book.

Eduardo Chavez drchaveze1fdc6 — A memoir/history of Lawndale, a suburb of Los Angeles. Trust me, it's more interesting than it sounds.

Iurii Marchenko nakitel — I had given this four stars, but had to downgrade it a bit after the news that Mortenson admitted to "omissions and compressions" in the story that he was not forthcoming about until pressed. Sigh.

Caroline Andrade andradecaroline — Murakami is so good at creating this very specific sensation when you're done with his books. I don't know exactly how to describe it. Throughout most of the book, I could tell that the ending would decide my overall enjoyment of the book. The first 140 pages or so are good, and enjoyable, but I knew that the last fraction would decide how valuable the lead up is. You can judge by the stars that I enjoyed the ending. Mostly because of Murakami's ability to stir this nameless thing. He brings out this ghastly, wondrous sensation and puts it directly in your world. It's almost frightening. But you have to let it happen.

Kristina Foster kristinafo2667 — Fabulous. Down to earth reminders for those seeking peace.