Cả Thế Giới Hát Tình Ca Cho Em tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Xiaodi Yang _iaodi_ang — I read this book for a book club and at first I wasn't that into it. It was one of those books that was so easy to put down and forget about it. But later I really started getting into the story and enjoyed just reading one chapter at a time. It was like one chapter was a story by itself. I learned a TON about Pakistan and Afghanistan that I didn't know before. It made those places seem more real to me.

Alaa Mourad xalaa — This was my introduction to Hunter S. Thompson, and if you aren't familiar with him already, this is a good place to start. This is a collection of his correspondence from 1955-1967, covering his young adulthood. I felt I got a real idea of who Thompson was through this book, and he's still a realistic, likeable person throughout this era, before he gets really extreme. Don't get me wrong, I love the Fear and Loathing-era Thompson's writing as well, but this is a fun little "portrait of the artist as a young man" so to speak.

Fabricio Pereira fbrand — Un autre livre très court de Michel Quint. C'est en fait l'histoire du fils d'un des personnages d'Effroyables jardins, qui se trouvent en Allemagne pour les couvrir les JO de Munich. Il rencontre une jeune femme dont il tombe amoureux mais le passé, celui de leurs parents, les rattrapent. Une réflexion sur la mémoire, la responsabilité et le pardon. J'ai bien aimé.

Julien Rasir julienrasir — I think this may be the first adult mystery that I ever read, having recently graduated from the Nancy Drew school of suspense. It scared the bejesus out of me! I will forever more eschew invitations to mysterious mansions by anonymous hosts!