Chiến Lược Giải Toán 5 (Song Ngữ) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Alperen D alpern_d — Some of this was good, but some of the characters were beyond identifying with and I never felt like their point of view was made accessible. The whole plot dragged along and it never really went anywhere.

Yi Zou 754934680cb79 — Too campy, too typical.

Daria Albanese darialbanese — Last read April 2, 2009 Gonna have to downgrade from 5 stars to 4 stars. This time around, Orson Scott Card's agendas and political rants were really obvious and intrusive. There were several scenes where he made characters into little megaphones for his anti-academic, pro-procreation opinions, even when it made no sense for those characters to be saying the things they said. Poor writing, I thought. Still a great entry in the series.

Jarek Kuta kutajarek — This was my first foray into Thomas Pynchon, despite suggestions to start elsewhere. And, admittedly, it was a bit of a hurdle. It's fairly straightforward for the first hundred pages or so, and then Slothrop drops his harmonica into the toilet and it all gets strange. The only advice I can give to anyone reading this book is not to stop. Most people I know who haven't read it have started the book several times over, and never made it too far. Dive into the deep end, and don't stop until the last punctuation mark. You will be confused. You will wonder what is going on. You will wonder who characters are, or why they belong in the plot. You will also have your heart broken in a few places, and you will laugh out loud. Pay attention. The book's got the word "Rainbow" in the title for a reason. And above all, enjoy Pynchon's unique train-of-thought prose.

Yang Rui ryanguo — It's the definitive book about one of role models in life, by one of my role models in life, America's greatest historian and the person who, eight years ago, convinced me to give "All Things Considered" a shot. And dammit, he was right. Finding correspondence from him in a collection I was processing was priceless.

Laura O lauraotolentino — I think this touched on global warming. At least I remember environmental concerns. I'm going to have to reread this!