Con Muốn Mua Mẹ Mới tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Renato Martorelli martorelli1971 — While the idea of the book deserves 5 stars, the book itself does not. Each chapter seems to repeat in slightly different wordings what was said in the previous chapter. When they explained the design and production of a perfect degradable T-shirt that was also good for the workers in the factory and even became a financial success, I was left wondering why then I have not seen it in the shops. After 140 pages, I put the book down...

冯 浩钿 a12439709222527 — yay.. wizzle--dizzle--doodad.. :) I love this book. never get enough with this kind of book. Willa Bean was a little cupid. Cupids live in faraway place called Nimbus. I remember , Harry Potter's 1st broomstick, Nimbus 2000. LoL In this imaginary world, Willa live in Cloud four. there other clouds, such as clud one, two, three untill nine clouds. where there is a Cupid academy, a place for young cupids study, before they start they job.when they are ready, cupids will have special missions on Earth. For young cupid, they have a job to make children happy. while the older cupid, such as parents, they job is to help people fall in love. I really like her. though she is a very unusual-looking cupid, other cupids had soft, straight hair, pink cheeks and silky white wings. whereas Willa had, a crazy curly mess hair, many freckless, and purple wings with silver tips. but it didn't bother her. I love this personality of her. she had a bestfriend, a kind girl named Harper. both of them collected many treasures and save them on their treasure chest. that's why, her pocket always full, and she often save treasures or things in her curly mess big hair. LoL.. though, most of those things were junks. one thing really bothered Willa Bean was, she couldn't fly. and on her first day in Cupid academy, she met Vivi, who really mean with her, because she commented her messy hair and other things, though, it was not really mean, in my opinion. hehehe. she's just a child afterall. in the end of this book, she finally found a reason why she couldn't fly. I love this book. it simple, and fun to read. though it really short. I read this about an hour. it's children book afterall. I love her mom, her dad, her little brother and her older sister. oh, and also her wise owl, snooze. can't wait to read the next book :) PS: Thank you NetGalley and Random House Children's Books who gave me this ebook :)

Suhail Pasha kksuhail2065b4 — I have to admit for awhile I had fallen out of love with reading. But when I picked up Harry Potter for the first I rediscovered why I love to read. J.K Rowliing has an imagination like no other. She truly knows how to draw her reader into the world of Hogwarts. You go with Harry on his first year at Hogwarts where he trys to blend in and play down his celebrity due to his infamous scar. You meet his new found friends Hermoine and Ron. You also start to understand the connection between Harry and "He who shall not be named". AWESOME READ!

Andrey Baranov and911 — ** spoiler alert ** Well, it just so happened that when I was reading this, I was in Stratford Ontario to see the Grapes of Wrath play. In one word, it was...profound. I wanted to cry half the time. I was about halfway through the book when I saw it, so I didn't know how it was going to end, but it was interesting seeing the characters come to life on stage. It made it so powerful, the ending extremely so. I thought this book was just going to end on a negative note, in a scene where only one family member was left and all the rest were dead or something, (which isn't altogether wrong,) but the ending with Rosasharn was rather unexpected; erie, I should say. Not quite hopeful, but not a simple ending where the characters just give up. I suppose, thinking it over as I'm typing here, that last scene with Rosasharn -who'd been something of a Debbie-downer for the whole last half of the book, and for good reason - was a sign that even she had not quite given up on life, that she had to get herself, and others to pull through and survive. It's a major change in her character, right at the end of the story, and even though the life ahead of her and her family is going to be tough even after I reach the end of the last paragraph on the book, I know that she is going to fight to survive, that they all will. I just really like the ending, as you can tell, but the whole book and play I just have to give five stars. Not many book sweep me off my feet like this one does.

Jesús Calderón jesusczaera — So much better than book one. This is for those of you who can suspend belief for a big time menage. 5 cowboys one little ol cowgirl in trouble. The good: Lynlee has known this family since they were kids. She has always loved them. So to a degree her desire for all of them makes sense. I liked how the parents and even the guys themeselves put up a fuss over the situation. They don't want this for her. It isn't conventional and the opportunity for pain is acknowledged. That was good. I even wish there was more of that part. Lynlee's life is once again in danger. This time was way less hokey. Basically she is on her honeymoon with Blaine but wants to call/text Carlisle and Rhett. She is torn up that she can't give her whole self to Blaine, the man she has loved her whole life, on their honeymoon. She hates that she can't resist talking to Rhett and Carlisle for even one night. So she goes for a walk on the beach and runs into a killer. The McCain men circle to protect her. The areas that could have been better. The first 22% of the story is an argument in one room between Rhett, Carlisle, Lantry and Royce. There are a few pages of Lynlee/Blaine. But mostly they spend that long arguing over the sharing of Lynlee. Blaine and Lantry think back to memories of Lynlee that led to their falling in love with her. No one else does this. Honestly, based on what is shown, the others are in lust with her body and sexuality, not in love with her. BUT showing how 5 cowboys have come to be in LOVE not lust over the YEARS is not easy in a novella. Still. If you write 5 in, you should make it happen. Don't just tell me they are in love. SHOW ME. And sex ISN'T showing me. It seems like all Carlisle and Rhett do is sleep with her. I get that they are attracted. But I still after two books don't know their heart. What are the things they love about her. What happened to lead up to it? A man can be protective over a fuck buddy. Wanting to keep her safe doesn't equate love for me either. Overall, I did enjoy this book. It got so much better as the killer's story amped up and daddy McCain stepped into the picture to voice his opposition.