Chia Tay Không Phải Là Tận Thế - Phát Hành Dự Kiến 27/05/2018 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Elizabeth Mienert _lizabeth_ienert — I own't waste time telling you what this book is about, you should already know because there's a description right there when you click on the title of the book. What I will tell you is what this book did/did not do for me. 1. It made me think about what makes me think someone is ugly. Like when I look at someone, what in my mind decides whether the person is pleasant looking or ugly. Also, how can two people see the same person and one person thinks they are cute and the other person says no, they are ugly. 2. It did not excite me. There was too much focus on romance and not enough action. I don't mind romantic dystopian novels but when the romance overtakes the action... I find myself just wanting to get the book over with. It is not a bad book, it just lacked the same excitement I have felt with other dystopian books like Hunger Games. So, it was just okay for me.

Muhd Nuh muhdnuhind4c70 — I LEARNED THAT JUST BECUZ YOU ARE GAY DOESNT MEAN YOU CANT FALL IN LOVE

Jorge Valencia jorgevalencia — Nick Kent was wedged right in the bowels of the 70's music scene. As an ambitious young writer with an ear for music, and a knack for being in the right place at the right time, he consorted with some of the great names of the era like Iggy Pop, Chrissie Hynde, David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones and more. Naturally, and almost reflexively he descended into a drug-miasma and yet, like many of those he hung around with, he emerged sane, happy and mostly unharmed. All the while reading this I found him at once a hard character to like, and impossible to envy. He writes well and one wonders, given the influence he had on music of that sadly wasted era, if he'd been made of sterner stuff what might he have achieved. Music fans will enjoy this and there are certainly anecdotes of merit but on the whole this is a fairly shallow book.