Combo 168 Câu Chuyện Hay Nhất (Bộ 6 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Nghia Nguyen _engil — The hollow vanity and ominous arrogance of PESHWA, the twisted relation's, the corrupt hearts, all painted on a grand canvas of opulence. Swami is a must read for understanding the roots of our heritage and political ambitions of warrior families.

Ahmad Khallad _hmad_1 — The play, Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare was a very good play. It is about two lovers from two familes that have hatred towards eachother. Romeo, A Montague, and Juliet, a Capulet, fall in love in the story behind their parents backs. They have a secret wedding and plan to run away together. But when Juliets father changes the date for Juliet and the County Paris a day forward, everything goes bad, causing many deaths that could have been preventable. I thought this play was one of the best i have read. i liked the deepness that Shakespeare used to describe their love for eachother but i disliked the type of language he used. it made it hard to understand. It definitely was a better play than i expected it to be. My favorite part of the play is the balcony scene when they decide to marry. My 9th Grade Lit class read this play together. i recommend this play! :)

Kayla Whitten kaylawhitten — ** spoiler alert ** So, seeing as I have no idea how to start this, why not talk about the end first? Awesome cliffhanger is AWESOME. Apart from that, this is a brilliant sequel. The going back into the arena (which was totally unexpected to me, maybe I'm naive), Haymitch whom I loved because I hated him so much, Katniss having to deal with terrible things, trying to save Peeta not matter what, while being manipulated, seeing her world collapse but managing, Finnick whom I liked a lot because I couldn't quite figure him out, the clock arena, the blood roses, Peeta and Katniss, the love triangle which could have been quite annoying but I couldn't help but enjoy, Peeta's attitude which made me want to hate him to bits because he was so in love and devoted to Katniss it could have made me sick, but... Collins writes his character just at the edge, see? He could easily become an irritating *cough*Edward*cough* but no. Collins manages to keep him so true and pure you can't help but love him. On the whole, Catching Fire is a really great book. My only criticism would be its pace, that I found sometimes too fast. However, I didn't take out any star for it, because though it was sometimes difficult keeping up with the speed of the narration, I felt it was appropriate to the novel. Careful if you're sensible to violence, there are some not pretty scenes in the novel.

The Gentleman thegentlemanstudio — This is the book that made me fall in love with Arthurian legends as a child, and no book I've read has ever measured up to it. It's funny and witty, but without being annoying as I usually find British dry humor to be (no offense to anyone meant).