Cười Gượng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Anais Nüssli anaisnuessli — I read this book as a young teenager, and it was a big help to me in understanding grace. I suppose it is written for a teenage audience, and if I read it today I would be disappointed that it was simplistic. But it filled an important purpose in my life, and I appreciate that.

елена агафонова artdecorgr3f14 — I found A Spy in the House to be pretty entertaining, but fluffy. It didn't require much thought or attention: I wasn't bothered by Mum's snoring in the background (a flight from the UK to Italy is so tiring), or the conversations going on just outside the hotel room. Fun, but not taxing. The whole idea is quite fun: an academy for girls who're down on their luck (the main character is rescued from the gallows in the opening of the book), which can lead -- for some -- into becoming spies, in the Agency. It's feminism-in-Victorian-times, using the fact that women weren't expected to do anything or be clever. To be honest, Mary Lang doesn't strike me as that brilliant. (Give me Sally Lockhart any day.) Perhaps the more realistic for that. I wasn't bowled over by any of the characters and interactions, to be honest: I probably wouldn't seek out the sequels, if I didn't already own them. Not that I would avoid them, but they haven't captured my imagination.

Filipe Milano milano5557 — I didn't really like it that much. It dragged on, I actually kept stopping and starting again many times. And there are overrated violence that could have been not there in the first place, and I didn't like it that I knew Jamie's thoughts and not Ethan's. They were so stubborn and hot-headed, and i got really really bored in the middle of the book.

Kari Martinez rufffiesa77f — My very favorite book on music...if that's what this is actually about. Cage possessed a phenomenally witty, quirky, and insightful mind, especially when it came to art, music, and philosophy. I must confess, I love his ideas notably more than his acutal music.