Báo Chí Sài Gòn 1954-1963 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Vaqueta Vaqueta vaqueta — This is another of those books that was widely hyped across the blogsphere before its release, and I was very curious about it. I must say I did not like the beginning. It felt juvenile and pretty boring. The characters really did not snag my interest, but I was determined to give it a chance. It did get better than I thought it would. This is different than the more recent "angel-YA", which was one thing I really appreciated about it. At the opening of the book, the main character, Clara, already knows that she is part-angel, so this was not a book of discovery. Clara is on a journey to fulfill her purpose as an angel, and that leads to a new town and school. The lowest point of the book occurs when Clara first sees the boy that appears in her visions, Christian, and proceeds to faint. It was just pretty cliched. Another girl sees impossibly hot guy who she is destined to know, etc. It's a storyline that's beginning to get old. After that point it did begin to get a little bit better. The two friendships that author developed for Clara with Wendy and fellow angel-blood, Angela. They were both pretty real and weren't completely filled with girl angst. The author also did a good job shading the characters with both "dark" and "light" character traits. Angela, especially, seemed to have hints of darkness while at the same time coming across as a genuinely nice character too. The character that really made the book for me, though, was Tucker. I did not really fall in love with him at the start of the book, but as it went on I just completely fell in love with him. The storyline and mystery of the novel was a good one, but it wasn't executed as well as it could have been. I think that some parts of it the author waited too long to introduce, and I felt like none of my questions were ever answered. I know this is set to become a series, so I understand not wanting to expose the entire mystery. It is better, however, if at least some questions are answered by the end of the book. Plus the major conflict at the end did not live up to my expectations after all the build-up of the book. Overall this was a nice read and some of the plot was very refreshing, but I'm not sure if it's going to be a series I will follow-up.