Đen Trắng (Tái Bản 2016) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Kuninori Hashimoto info3001 — This is perhaps the best study Bible I have on my shelves. Comprehensive notes and articles. It uses the New American Bible translation, which I don't have in another form.

Victor See victorsee — This was a great story! I love watching Tally's character progress throughout the series--this was a drastic shift for her, but her essence remains. I can't wait to see what happens in the next book; however, I am a bit worried because this ending was pretty sad. I don't want to spoil anything, but I'm kind of disappointed with one character's departure. I don't see how it can be redeemed...

George Ajami georgeajami — What an awesome book! Yes, it was a build-up for the next book, but it's definitely worth reading it....

Ntsie Mona ntsiesdof319 — Lacks the intensity of Ender's Game, but the plot and themes are well-conceived. Card perhaps works just a little too hard to make sure you get the message, but overall this does not detract from the ambitious scope of the story.

Gate2eight Gate2eight gatetoeight — You know when everyone is talking about something enthusiastically and you have not a glimmer nor a reference as to what they referring? Well that was how I was feeling when I stumbled across yet another author I admired mentioning this book. So you can get a flavor of what I mean, here are a couple: "I know of few novels - except Pride and Prejudice - that inspire as much fierce lifelong affection in their readers." -Joanna Trollope "This book has one of the most charismatic narrators I've ever met." -J.K. Rowling So I gave it a shot. WOW! Smith does an amazing job of writing about the process of writing, as well as telling the wonderful and entertaining story about the eccentric, artistic, and poor Mortmain family who live in a crumbling castle during the 1930s. It is a fabulous read. I have to say the strength of the reviews kept me going for the first half of the book and then I just couldn't stop. There is one part near the end with Cassandra, her brother, and father that actually had me laughing out loud. I had _no idea_ what Cassandra and her brother were planning! While Cassandra is busy trying to capture the castle, Dodie Smith is busy capturing the audience. I'm going to have to think about it for a while, but I'm wondering if she hasn't actually created the perfect novel. Her characters are flawlessly flawed and not in the contemporary manner of Zadie Smith or Claire Messud. Since she is also the author of 101 Dalmatians, I have to admit I'm glad Disney never produced a movie from this book. Now I get it. This book is the type you savor!

Berlain Jong xiaoluan — Interesting read, but kind of creepy....