Biên Niên Sử Narnia (Tập 3) - Con Ngựa Và Cậu Bé tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Chetan Patil chetanpati23b4 — Amazing book that makes you think of what it truly means ot be a Christian.

Daniel Swainson _1414332693e — What a brilliant read! Gaiman has clearly done his homework on the gods and folk heroes of pantheons and cultures all over the world. He weaves a wonderful story of their trials and tribulations, and their contact with each other and mere mortals in present-day America. The book has its dark and violent moments, so I wouldn't recommend it for the extremely faint of heart. I'll definitely be reading this again sometime, there's a lot to digest and I'm sure I'll notice things I missed in the first reading.

Deepak Khetan talktoda9dcb — I was dissapointed in the book. You never got to know any one character. The style of writing was extremely simple and unfocused. I felt like I was reading a summary of generalizations of immigrants.

Rakel Hinriksdottir rakelhinriks — Definitely a fast-paced book that was breathtaking at times which took me into the world of of cyberism and national intelligence. What I love about this book was that the heroine, Susan, was a female. Not only that, but she was one of the important asset to breaking the code. As we may know or realize (or not), our government has many top secret infos and files with top-of-the-line technologies, firewalls, and so on. Imagine when someone was blackmailing the agency and was on the verge of exposing the database to viruses/worms/hackers, that person dies before the agency was able to obtain the passkey to stop the destruction. This book will take you on an exciting adventure in a male-oriented (like Cidamon said) world, and you should not be disappointed (hopefully!)

Tim Pigden timpigden — Entertaining.

Chiayuan Hsu chiayuan_su — I cannot begin to describe what this book is about. All I can say is that it's a rich, suspensful read, covering class, politics, love and betrayal set in Franco's Spain. If you've ever visited Barcelona, you'll especially enjoy the author's descriptions of the city - they're so vivid that you feel like you're back there.