Cách Mạng Học Tập tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Van Rais vanrais — While not quite as beloved as The Corrections, this novel adds yet another top-notch piece to Franzen's bibliography. He continues to excel at telling stories with seemingly simple plot lines, but I believe they only work because he is so good at developing characters. Each character is believable in the way they contribute to the revelation of the plot. Freedom proves that not even a happy ending is 100% happy, as it shouldn't be. There is a lot of pain and suffering, depression and disgrace in these pages. And yet, each character is lovable in their own way. Franzen's is a career that I will continue to follow.

Pedro Miguel _edro_iguel_ogueira — The twists in this book! The ending! One year later and there is still speculation on just what the last book is going to bring based on the revelations in the 6th book.

Brandon Vigil _randon_igil — Awesome! I can't wait for the next one!

Asyraf Mustapa asyraf_mustapa — I liked this book, it's quite interesting. The protagonist, Remy doesnt want to get hurt from relationships so she doesnt believe in love. Her mother (having had multiple marriages) is a good reason why Remy shouldnt believe in love. A boy named Dextor appears in Remy's life, and will he be able to change Remy's perspective?

王 小雨 _learn — ** spoiler alert ** I just finished reading this book on Cuba, which talks about the stories of three Generals in the Cuban Revolutionary Army who are of Chinese Decent Armando Choy, Gustavo Chui, and Moises Sio Wong. Would tell their story of how life was like in Pre-Revolutionary Cuba which was rife with poverty, corruption, exploitation, and racism. They would go on to tell about the History of immigration to Cuba from China in the mid 19th Century as indentured servants for the Spanish Colonial Regime before the Wars of Independence broke out in which many Chinese and Chinese-Cubans helped fight the wars of Independence which finally toppled Spain from Cuba, but the U.S. would come in and take it's place. The Generals would then tell about how they each joined with Fidel Castro's 26th of July Movement in which through their contributions helped overthrow the U.S. backed Batista Dictatorship in Jan 1st 1959 and from there would help Cuba in it's transition from Capitalism to Socialism. The Generals would also talk about the Cuban-Angolan War in which they sided with the Revolutionary Angolan Government against the Right wing forces of Zaire, UNITA, and Apartheid South Africa, the later whom had superior firepower and technology nonetheless suffered a crushing defeat in Cuito Cunavale, Angola by the combined forces of Cuban-Angolan forces in which the South African Colossus was broken bringing about the end of Apartheid in South Africa, Independence of Nambia, and sovereignty for the People's Republic of Angola. Finally the Generals would talk about their projects such as cleaning up Havana Bay to Organic Urban Farming, as well as participation in Hugo Chavez's Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.