Combo Sổ Tay Hoyroscopes (Bộ 12 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Erin Walkey erinwalkey — i liked Ender in Exile well enough. it was interesting, because the transition between ender the battle school graduate and the ender on lusitania in the later books is well done and at the same time, not. it's obvious that ender is not as mature as he is when he lands on lusitania. yet, it's hard to say that he changes much. to be fair, ender in exile only covers about 50 of the 3000 realtime years that ender is voyaging. still, i guess i expected more of a transition. valentine is also somewhat bothersome. she thinks she understands everyone and everything and their intentions, when she so clearly does not understand the complete story of everything. this isn't the valentine that the reader trusts and respects and loves in the other books. ender in exile was mostly a light, entertaining read, but it didn't do much for the saga, besides start off anti-ender sentiments to build in the future and discover the identity and whereabouts of Bean and Petra's last son (which, i guess, is effectively more an addition to the shadow series). at this point in the saga, i think card is writing just to write. there was no need to write ender in exile, but i think his mind wanted more information to fill in that gap from ender's game to speaker for the dead - that he wanted to make it clear to himself. the thing is, though, he had already said enough on the topic in the other books of the saga, and that made reading ender in exile kind of like deja vu. it made me remember a bunch of other things that he said in other novels that fit in with the happenings of the plot, without the story actually contributing to any of these memories and whatnot

Pedro Henrique _pedro — Up there with Bad Vibes. Enough said.

Matteo Leonardi _ick_eo — This book of short stories has six older and three new stories by Bruce Coville. From light fantasy to more thought-provoking themes, this has something for everyone. Most are fun to read and there are a few surprises. The short stories range from shivery horror (Theres Nothing under the Bed) to “tongue-in-cheek”humor (The Giants Tooth) to a fractured fairy tale (The Stinky Princess). “Am I Blue?” creates a funny solution to homophobia, a boy meets his inner demon in “The Japanese Mirror”, and interplanetary relations are explored from a kids-eye view in “I, Earthling”. Although, one of my favorites is “Biscuits of Glory”. Just the name is so, so, light and fluffy. I think that this book has so many different kinds of stories so it can really connect with the reader. I, personally really liked “Biscuits of Glory” and I could connect with it because the ghost had my luck and acted like I would when she was alive. I also, sort of, reverse connected with “Theres Nothing under the Bed” because my parents would always say that (connection) and because my bed spits things up, not sucks them in (reverse connection). Therefore I think Bruce Coville was trying to, and succeeded at, making text-to-self connections. I gave this book four stars. I chose this rating because it was an interesting read, even the stories I didn't like very much had good points in them. The messages the stories had in them were interesting and original. I would recommend this book to almost any good reader.

Andi Suryadi andisuryad360f — My review will not be the most useful review, and I'm not going to summarize it because that's already available. I loved this book. I finished it in two days, and I want to find the author and give her a big hug. She's already lived my life, and she has shared her lessons learned with those of us who are hard-wired to be intense parents. Any parent of a Suzuki music student will find HUGE value in this memoir. Frankly, I think her lessons can be translated to any activity in which a child competes. Furthermore, I think any adult in Suzuki pedagogy or general Music Education student should read this, to get an idea of the parents of their future students. It's always good to understand more about your students and the potential background from whence they come.