Con Nít Tụi Mình - Căn Phòng Bí Ẩn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Svetlana Lisova lady_lisova — This was another 'end of the world as we know it' book. It doesn't go into exactly how the modern world declined in this book - but it is a story of how we might survive in a world without electricity, cars, tv and all the modern conveniences we are so used to. I wonder if we might be headed in this direction in our world today and I guess that's why I find books like this interesting. I wonder what I would do in the same situations and would I have the skills to survive.

감 기배 rkarlqo8c0d — Francine Rivers... books written in the love language, inspired by Love, also known as God. This book is inspired partly by the drift in generations in the authors own family, inspired by her grandmother`s life. This book also deals with a serious problem that is usually debated these days: euthanasia. After reading this book i dream of having a garden some day...

Li Nuo _ — A lot of books get called "the next step for Harry Potter fans!" but I think this one actually deserves it.

F G barabarart — I first read this book when I was 17 and it definitely left an impact at the time. Rereading this colossal, philosophical novel was a bit more of a chore than I expected; it helped that we had several days with no power and nothing else to do but read, drink and bitch about the heat (hello 19th century). Still, it will always hold a special place in my heart, if for nothing else because I always wanted to be Dominique.

Hassan Ghazali _as2an_hazali — Book 5 finds Harry hot on the heels of a pair of thieves...who've made off with the Shroud of Turin. Turns out some demons have plans to use it for evil purposes...who'd of thunk? At the same time he's having to dodge hit men and figure out how to fight a duel with the Duke of the Red Court Vampires...to end the war between the vamps and wizards. All in a day's work. New characters include the other Fists of God (warrior knights who carry swords with nails used in the Crucifixion); the Archive (whom Harry dubs "Ivy"), a seven-year old girl who posses them entirety of written human knowledge...and a fondness for Harry's cat; and Kincaid, Ivy's bodyguard, who'll factor into later books.

Pedro Naif _ — Well, found out what all the hubbub was about! Although I really started out enjoying it, it started to lose me about 3/4 of the way through. When it starts getting into unrealistic things...well, what am I saying, it's a story about a vampire! Might read the other books in the series this summer, but don't feel like I'm missing out on something if I don't.