Chuyện Nhỏ Nhà Quỳnh tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Henryk Krzemiński heniokrzem83e2 — I love this series! I can never get tired of entering this world and visiting these characters. This one was perhaps a little less adventurous and a little less climactic than some of her previous books but enjoyable nonetheless.

Great Simple greatsimple — The beginning of the book was very hard to get through. It wasn't until 3/4's through that I started to like the book. I did enjoy the historical reference of Detroit. Cal seemed detached and I couldn't connect.

Tai-en Tsun _ — Yecht. At times cliché and at times melodramatic. You can almost see the veins on Hosseini's forehead thumping in desire to make you cry.

R E _even_esign — A must for every female ..

Nigel Silva _ewind_upply_o — This novel takes you on an unusual adventure right into the heart of God’s country, the ultimate wilderness… Some would consider the secluded village “Ross River” to be at the end of the loneliest road in the Yukon. It is the story of Miles Mc Ewan, a man scarred and troubled by his past who has found refuge in this remote region as a fire fighter. All of the author’s characters recount in their own words this tragic, endearing and heartbreaking tale. Even the grizzle bear is given human characteristics. I found the first part to be a bit slow and obscure, the multi- faceted narration distracted me, but as the story progressed, the writing flowed beautifully. The suspense and intrigue intensified when Mr Pyper’s characters described the chaos of fighting forest fires and how they affect the people and the surrounding environment. Through his words, the author successfully painted an outstanding vision of the landscape, giving us an insight into the dangers and perils, as well as the benefits of living in the wilderness. He has softened the tone by injecting some tender moments. The Wildfire Season is a very complex psychological thriller, one with a touch of mystic and one with a lasting impression.