Creatures Of A Day - Những Tạo Vật Của Một Ngày tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Fikret Celik celikfikrea647 — I know, it's a classic, but none of us liked it. The book has no plot, it just random weird things that happen to Alice while she's dreaming that aren't even funny. Alice is whiny and rude. My kids have now taken to running around after each other shouting "off with your head" (most annoying) and this book is going back to the thrift store.

Oncom Hideung _ncom — I love David Sedaris, but I was nervous to read this one because I heard a lot of negative comments about it. I knew it was going to be a dark and twisted look at animals, but I think it was too dark for me. I thought it was vulgar at times, and I often felt grossed out. I did like a few of the stories, but the bad outweighed the good. My favorite story was the last one, which was called "The Grieving Owl." The illustration that accompanies this story features a shot of a hippopotamus's anus, which is kind of disturbing, but just ignore it (actually, all of the illustrations are kind of disturbing). Another story that I liked was "Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk." Mainly, I loved that while on a date with a chipmunk, a squirrel says he likes jazz. The chipmunk tells the squirrel that she likes jazz too, but then freaks out later because she has no idea what jazz is and imagines it's all these horrible things. Anywho, if you are a Sedaris fan, you can probably skip this one, but I say read it and judge for yourself. It's really short and a fast read. If you have never read Sedaris before, definitely check out his other stuff first.

Justin Hunolt countergroove — Extraordinaria recopilación de artículos en los que Dehesa habla de sus hijos. Algunos divertidos, otros emotivos, y todos interesantes, nos muestran el lado humano del escritor, y mediante la empatía, nos ayuda reflexionar sobre nuestro propio papel como padres. Muy bueno.

Mezquital Branding mezquital171 — One of the very few (three, I think) books I read for high school. I guess I liked it, because I finished it. I remember Lisa Simpson and Homer's mother making fun of John Knowles and feeling sad because I felt the book was at least on my level if not over my head. I also remember acting out the trial scene for my 11th grade English class (I was Brinker). Other than that, I remember characters' names, the basic plot, and not much else.