Bộ Sách Diệu Kì - Bé Học Toán (Tập 2) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Gene Shkolnik gshkolnik75b1 — I. Read a lot of free books, and lately have been wondering if there is actually a cost associated with getting a book for free. Many other reviewers have complained about the lack of editing, but really, if a writer gives his work away, how is he supposed to pay a professional editor and proofreader? Those services are not cheap, and when I get an indie book for free I expect there to be some typos and such. In this case it really wasn't that bad - I've seen much worse! One of the interesting aspects of Haven is that there ARE so many unanswered questions - another complaint I saw mentioned several times. You aren't supposed to know exactly what's going on. None of the characters really know what's going on, and everything is a bit murky for everyone, everywhere, above and below ground, human and....half human? Partially human? Barely human? If you approach this story like you would a blockbuster action movie and expect only to be entertained, then you might like it. I really liked that it was a fully developed story. The characters are complete, and while it ends on a sort of cliffhanger note (there is a sequel, after all), it moves through a whole story. Many times free books read like first drafts and whole pieces of the story are weak. One criticism is that the character of Kaylee is a little inconsistent. At times she is tough and has no trouble killing the bad guy and is prepared to kill anyone else who messes with her, but then at other times screams and is queasy about corpses. I'm sure there are other, similar problems but for me they didn't take away from enjoying the story.

Guilherme Casagrandi guilhermecasagrandi — I want to thank Christopher C. Payne at JournalStone publishing for giving me the chance to read this. I really enjoyed it. Everything seems to be going wrong for young Sadie her mom is dead, and she's constantly being picked on by her peers in school 'cause she believes her mother is still alive. She's a foster child and all she wants to be is 'normal' but by her thirteenth birthday she gets the surprise of her life that will change her more than she expected, and just possibly will get the chance of being 'normal' after all, but in a totally different way. The characters were great in this so many twists it kept me on the edge of my seat at times!! A great YA read. Can't wait to read more about young Sadie.