Cuốn Sách Khổng Lồ Về Các Màu Sắc tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Nantine Tsianta nantinetsianta — book club ladies, i did in fact read this book and it was a really complex story of various families, their lives sometimes overlapping and intertwining. a good read and one i would not have picked up without jb!

李 若曦 hanalrx — I really liked this book. I've never read a book from the slayer's perspective, only from a vampire perspective, and it was a nice change. Val had a nice voice and I could feel her emotions and what the author was describing. The story continued with no dull parts. There was always an exciting moment or something happening with lots of action. Parker Blue did a great job writing her first novel, and I'm looking forward to reading the second book in the series.

Paddy Reynolds paddyreynolds — This book might work better as a movie where you tend to suspend your credulity in the enjoyment of watching your favourite actor/actress. I found some of the stereotypes used for the 'baddies' were annoying, too. I've only ever read Brighton Rock before which I liked at the time but clearly this shouldn't have been my next Greene novel to read.

En Kure kuretersepit — An amazing genre-bending novel about the dangers created by propping up a false utopia. Set in the closing days of Stalin's reign in Russia, the book captures the pitfalls of blind faith in a government that terrorizes its people in the name of social progress while covering up crime as political dissidence.

Jasmine Fiscus jasminefiscus — I love this collection of short stories from the brilliant mind of Kurt Vonnegut.