Đông Y Thường Thức - 70 Bài Thuốc Phòng Chống Bệnh Tật tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rafael Galvan rafaelmgalvan — I really like Jennifer Chiaverini's Elm Creek Quilts series. The tenth book, The Quilter's Homecoming, is set in the Roaring Twenties, though I felt like there was only a small flavor of that time period in the story. At first I wasn't liking this novel as much as some of Chiaverini's others, I think because I found the main character, newly wed Elizabeth Bergstrom Nelson, kind of shallow and self-centered. But as the book progressed, so too did her character growth. And as my admiration for her grew, my enjoyment of the novel did too.

Francesca Giglio frenci813b6a2 — Awesome book. I am in love with this author. Plague, influenza epidemics, a little science fiction, a little time travel, and characters that are sufficiently robust I cared enough to cry at one point. How did I miss this Hugo-winning Nebula-winning writer? There were a few comic moments. I gave it 4 stars rather than 5 for two reasons: first, it's still just fun fiction and not great literature, and second, there were a couple of characters -- like Mr Gilchrist -- a little too thinly drawn from type (though I've known a few of these types). But I would give it 4.5, if that were an option on Goodreads. Very few books keep me up past midnight reading. The best thing about discovering a new writer (a writer new to one's self) is that it is like starting to explore a new country. I have books and books ahead of me, now, and nothing but eagerness to jump into the next one.