Bưu Thiếp Của Rừng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Juanjo Sagi _uanjosagi — I thought this book was very average. Ms. Leroy did a good job of providing conflict within the character, Vivienne, a love affair with a German soldier within the context of war and occupation. However, I didn't feel the terror that must have affected the townspeople, their feelings of desperate helplessness. I liked how Ms. Leroy wove her descriptions of the island, the garden flowers and fruit into the storyline. Upon finishing the book, I felt that I would have liked it better if she had provided more character detail and had more sense of suspension and suspense in the plot.

Daniel Helm _aniel_elm — i haven't finished it yet, but it's a nice place to rest my head once in a while.

Elena Bondar _lena_ondar — I love sci-fi, and this book is one of the only reasons why I still think that Stephenie Meyer is an okay author. I really liked it, but it seemed out of character for its author.

Henry Ireland hrjireland — Cormier is super-weird. I am not sure if his books are really targeted at young adults - perhaps those in the 17-20 age range? 'Fade' is about a boy who can disappear and remain invisible until he wills himself back into being seen. He inherited this dubious gift from his uncle, who had in turn inherited it from his uncle. There are the usual motifs of bullying, sexual longing and alienation that increasingly seem to me to be key to Cormier's novels. His view of the world is so very dark. Then again, the unexpected breaks in the structure of 'Fade' won me over. I did not expect the narrative to switch into another voice halfway through the book, and I think it was pretty creative. (I can't say more without giving the story away!)

Barnett Ofume barnettofume — I really don't love Ann Patchett. Why then do I keep reading her books? Bel Canto, ok, that one was pretty good...but Truth and Beauty not so much.