Combo Series Percy Jackson Và Các Vị Thần Trên Đỉnh Olympus (Bộ 7 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rio Walker historia — This is the first of the Sin City series. Frank Miller gets this series off to a great start with "The Hard Goodbye." The protagonist, Marv, is a huge, ugly, brutish idiot who is not quite a good guy or a bad guy. But he's the kind of guy you root for the entire time as he tries to figure out and avenge the death of his beloved, Goldie. And by figure out, I mean he goes on a rampage in Basin City (Sin City). This book is pretty much entirely in black and white. It is noir style. The language itself is a throwback as well. Marv sounds like a classic movie protagonist. I am not a huge fan of classic, black and white movies, but these books make you realize the appeal. As graphic as they are, they truly are romantic. I highly recommend this edition in the series. It will set the tone for the rest of the series. This is an excellent introduction into "graphic novels."

Dasein Psheratsky agnidasein — love this book it my lil bros favvv....... :P

Juan Fana fanajuan — Oh, i felt like i had to read this since it's been out for so long and the musical has taken off so quickly. i truly did enjoy it, however it took me a good 4 chapters to really get into it! Also, be very aware that it is much different from (what i can gather of..) the musical. That being said, the characters are wonderfully crafted and layered. I enjoyed trying to find out which character matched up with the original story and how the POV was meant to enhance a character and add more and more to her, instead of just answering the questions that may have been posed in the original. Very good, indeed. And now i can't stop singing songs from the musical. !

Lucas Pas gutterfunk — The Prophecy First I want to say that I really liked the cover of the book. I loved the gray tones that set the mood for the plot in the book. Now the book, I thought fell short. Although the book has an excellent plot, it felt rushed and therefore I didn’t get a chance to connect with any of the characters. Maybe if the book was a little longer, it would have helped to develop the characters and their relationships better. BLOG: http://www.onceuponatwilight.com/2011...

Patrick Lippert _atrick_ippert — Actually couldn't finish this book, because it was so depressing. Reviews the treatment of Africans in the US - and their descendents - from earliest colonial days to the present. Prepare to be shocked and amazed at the cruelty, disdain, and hypocrisy of white "physicians" and their slave-owner friends, but perhaps even more shocked by present-day researchers who have abused both the trust and the bodies of people they deem less than they. Made me very ashamed to be white, actually.

Allison Carlysle allisoncarlysle — Very sweet book - well written, sensitive, cute and entertaining. It's a fast read and very enjoyable with good character development.