Bánh Mì Kẹp Chuột tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ricky Rayon rickyrayon — Hi, I'm John Ames and I'm old and contemplative. DON'T DO THAT TO ME!!!

M J bigmagusca24 — Interesting story. Got lost at times and some parts slow. Just felt something was missing.

Mahmoud Nouman mahmoudnouman — This just arrived at my library yesterday, and I'm checking it out today. So excited to read it!! I LOVED The Windup Girl, and thought Bacigalupi (which, I am very proud to say, I can actually pronounce) was really interesting at a panel I saw him on at the Southern Festival of Books. ETA: this was really a great book. I think it totally deserved the Printz, and I'm not always crazy about the award winning books (seems like sometimes it's more about what we think kids should like, not what they'll really love). Anyway, I was kind of putting off reading this once I got it because I thought it was going to be super dark and disturbing, like The Knife of Never Letting Go, and even The Hunger Games, and the world the story takes place in is pretty dark and brutal, but for some reason the book itself didn't feel brutal, if that makes any sense. Bacigalupi said that he turned to writing YA fic because he wants his writing to actually change people, and there's more flexibility for change in kids and YA than there is in adults (he compared adults to trains with their tracks already laid, and kids to still having the freedom to decide where their tracks might go--I liked that analogy.). If you were looking for it, you can see the message in Ship Breaker (climate change caused by too much dependence on fossil fuels is going to make things really suck!), but the characters are compelling, the story is great, and it didn't leave me feeling despairing for the world we're leaving for our kids.

Torbjorn Sandbakk torbjornsandbakk — i enjoy a good mystery. Katie brought this out to read and I started it and enjoyed it so much that I kept it and will have to mail it to her in Milwaukee. What is so different about this one is that Maisie Dobbs is a women investigator but it is set in the World War 1. I enjoyed the way that Maisie Dobbs went about doing her investigations. At that time women didn't do that sort of work. It was also interesting to find out how she made it to where she was. I will be looking for other books of her to read.