Bến Xe (Tái Bản 2017) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Felipe Rocha lipinho_ffb2 — Irmgard was born in Germany in 1934. Both her parents had voted for Hitler thinking he would build a better Germany after the loses of the first world war. Instead they got the Nazi regime and WWII. This is a great memoir about what it was like to be a child and to live in that society with all it's hardships. It didn't take long to read (as I could hardly put it down) but I will remember this one for a very long time.

F Angellys angellys — I tend to read a lot of books about cats and dogs so I wasn't sure how I would like this. I loved it.

Will Alves willalves — ** spoiler alert ** One choice can transform you, literally choosing to read this book will transform you! This book definitely lives up to the hype that surronds it. Dystopians are now becoming my favorite genre and YA and this one is probably my favorite i've read so far. I've never had sweaty palms and feet while reading a book like I did with Divergent, it is that action-packed, and descriptive to the point where you feel yourself immersed into this world and alongside the characters. The characters where do I begin, you have the kick-ass lead female character of Triss (Beatrice) who regrets her family and chooses the faction of Dauntless or in other words the fearless, and is just that, she's extremely fearless, and I loved her character, then you have her teacher Four who is super sexy and another kick-ass character!! The world is amazing, it's split into divisions or in this world factions, and at a certain age you take a test to determine the faction thats right for you, and decide which faction you want to be a part of, but not until you pass the tough inititation are you a welcome member of their society, and failing would make you factionless or homeless. This review dosen't do this book justice but just trust me and read this book, I was hesitant at first, and am so glad I read it anyways, This is probably the Debut novel of the year and i'm sure many people who've read it will agree with me! First read: May 10th-17th Reread: December 2013

Hubert Pietrusiak hotparsley — Such a lovely book this is. I like it.