Bồi Dưỡng Ngữ Văn 9 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ahmed Ota ahmed_ota — Tom Jones is considered the first novel. I can certainly see where it would be so, because in many ways it still has the hallmarks of a text that was not written with the flow of a story in mind. It's interesting, entertaining, and in many ways quite sly, but it also manages to be rambly, lengthy, unnecessarily verbose - and coming from yours truly, with my own penchant for being verbose and high tolerance for purple prose and book length, this is not a compliment - and in dire need of a good, knowledgeable editor. I read it for class, so it cannot be said, for my sins, that I was going into it with much eagerness, but at the same time i was by no means reluctant or loathe to read it, as in my experience it is always worthwhile to give books a try. On the whole, I would not say i was disappointed. I found myself entertained by the notions of the period, the historical background, and the characteristics that Fielding seems to sketch out so ably; at the same time I found myself glossing over some of the more gregarious asides, wishing that someone would take the book and 'tighten it up' so to speak to make the story flow a little better, and to make the reader a bit less inclined to flip pages as he goes. Admittedly, the story itself takes very much second place to social satire and setting, which makes the deviations from the plot, irrelevant digressions and scene studies that much more forgivable. You don't read Tom Jones to read a fascinating or unique plot; you read it for the social comedy and the author diatribes. Thus, though it leaves much to be desired as a novel, it certainly carries its own as a book.

Carmen I cimedeiros — It was OK. Just a change of scenery, It's a bit different giving there was no D-H's there as main characters, yea there was a couple of books maybe more before that one about there were-hunters but the involvement of the Dark-Hunters was a bit more than this one. this one had a lot of new gods we haven't heard about before in the series but not any less infamous in the Greek mythology. I LOOOVEEEDDD Arik !! damn but he is some perfect man!-after he became human with emotions of course- but nonetheless perfect!

Braden Christensen brachris — This is my second reading. I actually like it better than the Twilight series. But then again, I like those a lot less than I used to.