Chuyện Cũ Vân Đường - Tản Mạn Phú Xuân III tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Hye Sung didgp7554 — This series has been delightful so far, and I absolutely plan to read all forthcoming installments. That being said, this Helen trilogy within the series is not my favorite. I much preferred the Diogenes trilogy. Cold Vengeance was better than Fever Dream in many ways, but it was still a bit too complex in inconclusive. All the books are pretty much stand-alone (even the ones part of the Diogenes trilogy), but I feel like FD and CV were too complex to be read just by themselves. There is so much going on- secret groups and incredibly elaborate plots and frequently changing settings. Not as strightforward as the other books, but still very good. I'm feeling bad for Pendergast after reading this book. He seems to be acting more and more like Diogenes and less like the humane and modest Pendergast we've come to know and love. Anyway, looking forward to what comes next. Cliffhangers are awesome.

Amin Azmi aminazmideb707 — The story in brief…..Aldwyn lands in a pickle (not literally) and is forced into hiding when the Hunter (a big, dark, and SCARY man…~shudders~) is called out to capture him. While trying to escape, he ducks into a pet shop that would prove anything but mundane and set him on the path of a destiny he knew not of. From humble upbringings to the formation of a potential family (something he has longed for), Aldwyn learns that sometimes you can depend on others to be there for you and his new found friends are just the group to illustrate that lesson. A tale of friendship, family, and all the things money CAN’T buy…regardless of what you desire. I loved the main characters from the tips of their wings to their furry tails and even their bulgy little eyes. The roles each were given were well filled and the human like qualities they were granted matched well with the storyline created. I couldn’t help making an observation, though it may be something that all books featuring wizardry in any fashion suffer from thanks to a particular series, but our wizarding friends though furry, feathery and slimy, carry some distinctive character traits of the infamous human trio. Check it out, you'll see what I mean.... It’s not a hard stretch to make the association…HOWEVER, despite the similarities seen and the risky adventure they are embarking on, the story itself stands on its own two feet. I can see a younger reader getting behind this story as the fascination with animals usually hits at an early age. Teen readers looking for a new adventure, still filled with magic and wonder but in another form, will reach for this curious tale.Adult readers reaching for this series is highly likely as well because really….you are never too old for animal stories filled with magic, adventure, and heart. All in all, a find addition to the world of Children’s Literature and a great read for middle grade through adult readers.