Bí Quyết Của Thành Công (Tái Bản 2016) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Florencia Garcia florgr1235144 — This told the story of a sudden technological revolution on pern, and though interesting, didn't have the character development and driving plot usually characteristic in McCaffrey's dragonrider books. I think it relied a lot upon prior knowledge of the characters from the initial trilogy featuring Lessa and F'lar.

Stacee Kalmanovsky _tacee_almanovsky — Julianne lived in a peaceful neighborhood since she was small until one day her mother died leaving behind a garden for Julianne. But then as Julianne grew up, her neighborhood became more wealthy. Rich snobby people came to her neighborhood and bought many houses, some even came knocking on Julianne's door giving her an offer. But Julianne refuses to sell her house even when the seller give her a great offer. Then suddenly one day a new neighbor moved in. From that day on Julianne hates her neighbor since they always try to sell away that garden her mother left behind. Will the garden be sold away to snobby rich neighbors? Julianne attend a beach party and bump into a really cute guy Remi. Remi was like Julianne's dream prince. Both have lots of things in common. As everything was going up hill for Julianne her obnoxious new neighbors are forcing her family off their property trying to obtain the garden and that house Julianne has been living in since she was young. Julianne found out that Remi actually was the son of the obnoxious new neighbors. Julianne prevented herself from seeing Remi since he's the son of the obnoxious neighbors. But this has hurt Julianne deep in the heart. Now Julianne can only count on herself to not sell away her property and prevent herself from seeing her enemy. Can Julianne prevent herself from seeing her dream prince? Hailey Abbott is the greatest novelist ever. The words she put down in the book contain lots of feelings these feelings comes out of the book. The feelings are contagious whoever read her novel will be attacked with her feelings and you can feel the emotions Hailey Abbott tries to show.

Dennis Song siy3536624e506 — This is the second in the series by Kimberly Derting (The Body Finder being the first and my review for that can be found here) This is a major warning for spoilers for the 1st book in this review but it IS SPOILER FREE for this book. So we know that Violet is special and not just because she's got a talent at school or generally well liked. She can sense the dead but not just anything that has died; the dead animals and people that have suffered in their death. Murder victims, suicides, road accidents and this isn't an easy gift to bear when you're a teenage girl that is trying to make it through high school without anyone else finding out your secret. Violet and Jay are still very much blissfully in love when we meet them again in Desires of the Dead which I'm SO happy about because I love Jay and I love those two together. In the last book I was getting actual achey pains in my chest when it was all 'will they; won't they'. That rarely happens to me so it's a general sign of great writing and I just love how Kimberly Derting builds her characters and the sense of dread and danger through out her books. In the 1st Body Finder book we had a serial killer on the loose and this time its the death of the past that is haunting the present. It's forcing Violet to keep secrets to those she loves and risking exposing and revealing her secret to those she doesn't know. She has to decide if telling people the truth about her gift is worth the risk or will it just put them into harms way. With two new kids at school, one of which is best buds with Jay, Violet has to get used to new people in her life while she's also being stalked by a mystery person leaving her on edge. I think I loved the characters and how they developed in this book more in this book than the last. Violet and Jay's relationship was EPIC. They are just so cute together and a big high five for role reversal (Violet very much wants "things" to progress quicker than Jay does). Jay is her knight in armour but Violet isn't a damsel in distress; she can fight her own battles and this can cause some friction between them but I kind of like that it's not perfect 24/7. I did wish that the plot had a few more twists and turns like the 1st book which had me doing the awkward gasping in public when you get TOO into a book on the train but it was still full of questions and that lurking danger like The Body Finder; just wanted more. I've already got The Last Echo, the 3rd book, on my TBR and it's calling me like one of Violet's death echo signals.

Finn Eskelin finnmilton — i was around 10 when i read this for school, and was sobbing so hard at the end that in order to finish it my mother had to read the last pages to me aloud, then she started sobbing. clearly we're wusses.

Jennifer Bueso _enniferbuesoid — And I've re-read it since my last comment, of which I'm slightly embarrassed, and am astounded at the perfection of the work as I am of all the later James opus, which I am again reading. Each word is like a pearl falling into a subterranean pond. Exquisite!