Cẩm Nang Tư Duy Ngụy Biện tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ann Chaynikova _ — Got my brothers and I through Europe in one piece. (travel)

Karim Helmy abosga6a97 — This one read a little too heavy-handed and rushed. It didn't have the delicate landscape+history handling his books usually have. Rumor has it that the hippie character in the book is based on Ken Kesey, who was a student of Stegner's at Stanford. While reading some sections of the book it seems like Stegner just wanted to get out there how stupid he thought Kesey was. There is, however, one really great extended scene in the book of a sprawling 4th of July party out in the countryside, made all the more sprawling and disorienting because the narrator gets too drunk.

Ezetie King ezetie — Reading this book was sort of like being high, but minus the snacks.

Vanessa Sanchez vansan — Note for new readers: The book summary listed (as of 7/28/2011 at least), involving a character named Matthew Corbett, is for a completely different book. Ignore that description. Blue World is a collection of Robert McCammon's early short stories. This is the best of McCammon's work that I've read. Even after Swan Song, Boy's Life, and Mine, I prefer this collection of stories. They are an interesting, almost eclectic mix of horror, humor, and hope which serves as a very kind introduction to this author. It doesn't look like I'll ever be a fan of his, but some of these stories make me want to be.