Các Dạng Bài Kiểm Tra Trắc Nghiệm Tiếng Anh THPT tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ricardo Abdalla ricardoamj — I kept seeing good things and/or controversy about Prince of Thorns everywhere I looked, and everyone loves controversy. I decided to take the arc along with me to Worldcon in Reno, with the intention or reading it by the pool (I am still not comfortable taking an expensive eReader poolside). Boy, am I glad I did. Prince of Thorns had me by the balls in the first chapter. I found myself stealing time to read just a page here and a page there, and whenever a rare block of time opened, I commandeered it in the name of PoT. Read the whole book in less than a week. This used to be nothing, I would read two books a week in high school and college, but these days even a standard 300pp paperback can take me weeks to finish. Too much to do. If I’m reading 50+ pages a day, that is a damn good book. I was immediately pulled into Prince Jorg’s sociopathic little world, fascinated by the flashbacks of his past that hinted at how he became the amoral monster he was. Lawrence’s writing is a wonderful mix of vivid metaphor and tight, economical prose. There are no wasted words, each is beautifully chosen. His world, too, is a wonderful blend of medieval and post-apocalyptic fantasy. Jorg’s interactions with his teachers, foes, mercenary brothers and royal family are fabulously done. After seeing mixed reviews and controversy, I expected PoT to be a lot more violent and disturbing than it actually was. I guess that shouldn’t surprise me. I think my own books are fairly tame compared to what goes on in the really real world, and yet there are plenty of reviewers who would have you think they are one long rape scene. Fool me once, reviewers, shame on you. Fool me twice… Don’t get me wrong. Lawrence’s Prince Jorg is one delightfully twisted little bastard. But you may find yourself having a little sympathy as you get to know him. Blink, and you might even find yourself rooting for him to succeed.

Claire Phillipowsky cphillipowsky — Thank you Dr. DeGraaff!

Mo Jackson _ontgomery_ackson — At times laugh out loud funny, which is why it gets four stars. It felt a little thrown together at times, probably because it had the rythem of stand up "speaking of menstration..." Oh, were we speaking of menstration? I didn't know, but I'm more than happy to!

سند أعمالك sanedaamalk — Started this last year but the sadness depicted in almost every chapter made me put it down too many times. I will try again this year.