Biết Người, Dùng Người, Quản Người (Tái Bản 2015) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lee Wondin geckou — I've never read anything by John Connolly, so I am quite pleased to have started with THE GATES. I was quite amused by the covers - this one says "The Gates of Hell are about to open, nind the gap", my copy says "The Gates of Hell are about to open, want a peek?" Both are funny! The writing is clever, humorous and darkly funny. The tone is sarcastic and mocking, which I find very desirable in a smart, funny book. It definitely reminded me of Neil Gaimon's GOOD OMENS. If you liked that, give this one a try! There are footnotes in most of the chapters, but instead of being annoying, I began looking forward to them. Here's my favorite: 26. Actually, teleportation is not nearly as far-fetched as you might think. Scientists at the Joint Quantum Institute in Maryland recently managed to teleport the quantum identity of one atom to another a few feet away. However, teleportation of humans is a long way off, as the experiment only works once in every one hundred million attempts. Therefore the chances of you being teleported and arriving as interesting goo at the other end, if you arrive at all, are very high indeed. You don't want to be the subject of the following conversation: "Is he there yet?" "Well, bits of him are..." So, anyhow, young Samuel Johnson and his faithful daschund, Boswell se his neighbors crack open the Gates of Hell three days before Halloween. See, Samuel was trying to get a jump on all the best candies by trick or treating early. Unfortunately, no one believes him about the Gates of Hell. He does end up finding some unexpected help from a minor demon named Nurd: The Scourge of Five Dieties and a scientist who works on the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Who knew that the LHC could be partially responsible for opening the Gates of Hell? The demons seem to expect humans will be pretty easy to conquer and are surprised when they put up a fight...or ignore them altogether. Of course, arriving on Halloween probably didn't help. I giggled most of the way through this book and look forward to reading more by Mr. Connolly.

Braden Harder _raden_arder — A very good book! This book has suspense from the beginning and it never stops with the adventure. There is a lot of mystery because you do not know how or when they will escape the maze! I hope you read this book and enjoy it!

Julio Reyes cuyoreyesf964 — ** spoiler alert ** The previous two books in this series were total guilty pleasure reads, so I was looking forward to this one. But this one just didn't deliver. It was O.K. until the end. The ending just seemed so implausible to me. Are we really supposed to believe that by cutting her hair off, Diana is now ready to fool the world, pretend to be man, and join the army? You've got to be kidding me.

Stephanie Ayres sayresillustration — This book really makes you think about the affect of affluence and/or the lack thereof. I was a little annoyed with how long the author took to get to the meat of the story which is the trial. Still, the events were thought provoking.....how many cruel human beings are walking around free because they or thier families have money.