Combo Thủy Hử (Bộ 2 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Inyoung Choi ringpop — Not to sound cliché, but this book was a “riveting family drama”. It was amazing that a guy wrote this book from a female narrator’s perspective. The novel was a deep, personal journey dealing with grief and Liz’s search for life’s meaning, validation of her as a woman/ wife/ mother, and her struggle about God’s existence amidst a senseless tragedy. I believe this book and the emotions it stirs will resonate with men as well as women. My husband read it after I did (at my urging :) ), and he actually enjoyed the deep meaning despite this type of novel being outside his normal style and comfort level. I thought the characters were beautifully portrayed and very believable.

Maciej Mucha maciekmucha — C'est une grande voyage avec un character qui comence sa histoire avec ennui, et le termine avec la passion.

Hashmatullah Mohammadi hashmat00 — This short book offers a rather comprehensive overview of the vast subject of Indian village folk theater. Mathur manages to give readers an understanding of the history and development of folk theater within the complexities of Indian society, exploring the differences between north and south, urban and rural, Hindu and Muslim and the inclusion of women in performance forms that have been exclusively male for many centuries. All this, without even delving into politics...

Adhi Saktyo adhisaktyod149 — Терять голову от нежности и остроты лишения...

Choi Jaeyoung jaeyoung0614 — I devoured this in a day, which in retrospect may not have been the best idea because the cumulative effect of this book was a little overwhelming for me (this is also immediately after finishing Watchmen and Children of Men--I don't know what my deal is with dystopias lately). But I honestly couldn't put it down and I think I will still be thinking about it for a while.

Jasmine Fiscus jasminefiscus — Blood Vice wasn't bad. It goes into pretty good detail about mob politics. This was a pretty refreshing change with your standard vampire urban fiction. Sadly, I found the male vampire lead to be a bit too emotionless and stale. Also, the strongest part about the book, the mob politics and issues between families, dies out about halfway through and it turns into the standard vampire conflict, with all mob issues taking a back seat. Kind of a mix between an urban fantasy and a romance, this book isn't bad. It's a decent read, and while I enjoyed it, it won't be one I pick up to reread another day.