Chuyện Của Katy tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Federico Paternò federicopater — I do quite love Dawn French, so I really thought this was going to be a great book to read. Perhaps I went into it expecting too much. I know I had waited far too long to read it because I refused to pay the £10 price tag for a Kindle book. It was reduced in price recently, and I snapped it up, and got reading. It's really not that great at all. Told by means of three distinct voices, writing in their own diaries - a rather depressing mother, a supremely irritating teenage daughter, and a slightly younger boy obsessed with Oscar Wilde. I must say the three voices are very clear and well-written for what they are, I just found it hard to get interested in any of them. Perhaps it's because I have nothing in common with any of those three, but they were not particularly likeable characters anyway. The crux of the story was simple and thus dragged on for a little too long. For a while, I was reading with Dawn French's voice in my head, and that made it better, but I couldn't keep it up for the whole book. It was also compounded by the fact that for the crucial part of the story, a sudden diary entry appeared from the dad, which was entirely jolting and inexplicable. I so wanted to like it, but I'm sad to say I didn't.

Nisan Erinc nisanerinc — My life changed in unimagined ways when my best friend completed suicide 3 and a half years ago. Until recently the experience left me with the feeling that she had the right idea. If it hurts leave it. Right? No, not right. How many times have we heard or thought about appreicating the people in our lives now? Too many to count yet we forget. We are too busy, too something. Or maybe we just think they know. The reason everyone needs to read this book is to relearn the lesson: We aren't too busy and so what if they do know. Tell them/show them again. And again. Then again. It makes living more worth it for all of us. Read it.

Ikaye Masisi _kaye_asisi — I enjoyed the book..but it made me want to read more. So I've added Richard Feynman and Stephen Hawking to my library list.

Sheila Sobti sheilafd5f — Although normally I adore Kay's mode of historical fantasy, and though the Anglo-Saxon setting seemed like it would be a natural winner, something about this book made it fall flat for me. The characters failed to engage me the way Kay's characters normally do, and the storytelling lacked the richness of his previous books.

Paul Gribbin gribbin — Better than the first in series. Theology is more thought provoking than the Narnia series. Narnia is way more entertaining, but these stories have a different level of scope/depth. I prefer Narnia. I like sci-fi, but some of this seems forced. Still thinking on this one....

Cristian Perez crperezg — it was so boring and uninteresting.This is a book i recommend to no one. I would give it a zero if i cud. IT is a book that justs lists princesses and different kinds and how u cud be like them. i finished it in 10 minutes flat (cuz i skimmed..:)) and it was totally not my type of book. But i think this was a informative book and not an actual story which is another reason why i hated it.