Combo Thất Gia (Bộ 2 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lyndall Bosch _piced_old — Excellent book. My first Kurt Vonnegut work. I definitely plan on reading more!

Kelly Latiolais klelly — You have to appreciate a book that starts off with a nice, pleasant murder.

Shaun Redsar redsar — Read as eBook. Interesting "alien invasion" concept; good main characters (Sam, Mary, Old Man).

Suliaman Kamara ffofanah35ec1 — I haven't read this book since college, and I was worried it wouldn't be as funny as I remembered it. Oo-wee, it's funnier. What struck me on rereading it was the generosity of the author, John Kennedy Toole. He creates an array of unique characters in his novel - they are eccentrics (and most are not exactly likeable) but they are always human. Chief among them, of course, is the unforgettable Ignatius J. Reilly - eternal grad student, hot dog vendor, TV addict, and prophet for our time. Toole weaves his characters together in a shambling plot that is more meticulously crafted than one might have expected, and he even provides some of his characters a brief moment of grace. One of the great novels of our time.

Juan Valencia jcvp — as with the previous book in the series (gods of mars) the constant up-and-down, saved-at-the-last-minute-from-the-jaws-of-death device was a bit tedious. there is huge potential in this series and i look forward to the upcoming film based on this trilogy. i give the trilogy the benefit of the doubt because it was a (weekly?) serial and Burroughs was clearly writing in a stream of conscious manner from episode to episode. if he were consciously writing a trilogy, he would probably have done a less predictable job with pacing. also: thumbs up for action. thumbs down for the john carter's hubris. thumbs down for backing off of the atheist theme of the previous book -- he must have received some mail .... (as with the other 3, this is the e-book, read on an ipod touch).