Cái Giá Để Hồi Sinh - Tập 1 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ana Cecilia anaceci_s — This book took me forever to finish. I started it mid-July and I've been reading it off and on since then. In the beginning, it drove me insane how Elena was. I think it's because she was just a typical.. stereotypical teen girl character. I can't stand girls like that, especially in books. At the end, it got better.. a little more action packed which was nice. I really want to read the next one now.

Kavita Kamath kamathkavita — The Art of Innovation led me to 'Snow Crash'. I started reading it over the weekend and didn't want to put it down. It's very funny. For some reason, I latched onto this book. Maybe it's because it talks about the Metaverse. Recently, I got into Second Life (SL). I need to do a little bit of research to find out which came first. It talks about people building houses in the virtual world. I can see some similarities between the Metaverse that Neal Stephenson renders and the world of SL. I think this book has influenced a lot of people and companies. For example, the book talks about goggled into the virtual world through the vision apparatus, a goggle. Hm...Google sounds a lot like goggle. Was the book the source? I'm not a big fan of Sc-fi books, but once in a while a book like 'Snow Crash' proves to be readable. I've try William Gibson's 'Neomancer'. I didn't make the leap into it yet. Maybe it's too far out there for me to grasp. 'Snow Crash' seems very plausible. I remember, in my younger days, buying David Brin's 'Startide Rising' because it had a cool cover of the man and dolphin. Uplift series

Arturo Acebo _rthur_iiragi — It's a bit dark, but who the hell cares? Robin Schone does not disappoint!