Có Điều Gì, Sao Không Nói Cùng Anh? tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rosevelt Barahona rosevelt_barahona — Loved the story but bad language.

Hyuuun Think hyuun — Awesome book! Jeri Smith-Ready's Aspect of the Crow series is now complete and so worth reading. In the final book, the war is coming to its end. Will Rhia and her people be successful or will the Descendants crush their way of life. The Spirits are in danger of dying, some actually do. The ancient prophecy better arrive before it is to late. The people are experiencing their magic being weakened by the laws of their oppressors. The revolution is tearing the country apart. Torture, death, destruction is all the future holds until no hope is left. Rhia's family has suffered so much and in Reawakened that doesn't change. More of her family die, more are tortured. Who survives? Who wins the war? Who does Raven claim as her own? What happens in the final days? All these question are answered and some will surprise you. Jeri has an incredible world and I'm sad to see it end.

Laura Martín laumart — I started to read this book and found it so similar to "The Omnivore's Dilemma" that I had to put it down - at least temporarily. If you want to read them both, I suggest spacing them out or it might be a bit of foodie overkill.

Tim Saar tsaar — A sweet and simple adventure into space/time. I probably would have flipped over this if I'd read it as a young adult, but found it a bit too Spartan in the detail of storytelling as I've become accustommed to as an adult reader.

Leyla Saadi _eyla_aadi — While I have a copy of this book on my shelf, it has been some time since I read it ... at least five years or so. I remember it being a social commentary of a group of boys who revert to [arguably] a sub-human culture on an island they are shipwrecked on. One group seems more intent on a peaceful existence and maintaining a fruitful life while the other group is much more reckless, self-indulgent, and looking for trouble. The funny thing to me is that there were no females on the island. Therefore they were all doomed to die and be completely forgotten, eventually, without ever producing any offspring who might have a future. You'll see if that is how things pan out, however, when you read the book.