Bài Tập Tiếng Anh 5 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Becca Urry beccaurry — This story is like a single, exquisite truffle in the middle of a large, glittering, crystal platter. It's delicious, and if you only wanted a small bite of decadent chocolate, it would be perfect. But, seeing as the platter would easily hold a large chocolate torte, if you wanted a bit *more,* you might feel a bit frustrated. At 50 pages, this is short, even for a Novella, but it's also Hart, and she's an amazing talent. . The first 25 pages are rich with character and backstory-- Kendall and Zane are two FBI agents forced by the bureau to take R&R on a tropical retreat with other agents recovering from various bad on-the-job injuries and events. Kendall's and Zane's injuries are of the soul-shattering psychic kind: Kendall's partner was killed as part of a raid when he ran out from cover, colliding with a warning shot Zane had fired. Both parties feel incredible guilt, and Kendall blames Zane. The tension practically crawls off the pages. As we hit page 25 though, I started wailing, "Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo!" We can't be at the half-way point. The next 25 pages were a rush to cram in some hot lovin' and a HEA. All of which is well done. However, the characterization and conflict coupled with awesome writing would EASILY support a single title release that could burn up the Romantic Suspense charts. She released this story the first time in 2004, but she's re-edited it for Carina, and I dearly wish that she would have considered reworking this into a longer story. I suspect that she has different, but equally delicious treats baking for readers right now, and having fallen in love with her voice, I will happily consume whatever she delivers. If you are new to Hart, this would be an excellent introduction as it's spicy, but not as hot as some of her later works, and it shows off her writing chops in a nice little package. And if you're a fan of Hart, this is a nice way to bide time for her next ST release. However, I wonder if $2.99 for a 50 page story is a little high--this would be far more appetizing at .99 cents or 1.99--a more reasonable price for a tasty little truffle.

Alexandra Kachkova lalaalalaalala — And I thought this book was good when I read it in high school. When I reread it I have a better grasp of the subtle language Orwell employs and the little jokes he plays about Winston's idyllic surroundings. So the subject is fascinating and more universal than I previously thought, and yes, I think we and most people live in a variant of Oceania, and actually, most people enjoy the existence and would be lonely and insecure without some sort of Big Brother watching over them, though to point this out to many would induce nervous anxiety and possibly unpleasant psychological dissonance. Anyhow, it's worth reading and I think is one of the best English novels and also novels in English, and one of the best examples of how to use the English language.

Yi Xing erye — Awesome book. I learned how it feels to be Irish in America and in Ireland. I learned how you can survive without much food also and yet amount to something great! I also learned that ARSE is a swear word for your Bum.