Di Chuyển Và Di Cư tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pedro Emilio pedroemilio — I love Shirley Jackson so I really wanted to like this. I didn't. I got bored and annoyed trying to remember who was who (introducing 12 characters in +/- 5 pages is not cool.) As the book wound down, I was more invested but it never got as close as my affections for We have always lived in the Castle.

Fred Wise fredwise — Good plot, but very slow. I finished it just because.

Monjuree Yousuf monjuree — Quality Moore that is definitely amusing in points, if not as gut-splittingly funny as his more recent works. Nice cameos from standard Moore characters; Inspector Alphonse Rivera drops in, as does Minty Fresh. I knew I was saving this one for last for a reason, and it's because it just doesn't stack up to the genius of Lamb or the morbid hijinks of A Dirty job

Sreelal Vm _reelal7293 — This was the first Shelly Crane book I read, and I loved it, and have re-read the series time after time! I generally do not fall for the "love at first sight" books because they are usually not that believable. Not the case with Significance! Getting a look inside the characters' heads and understanding why they are feeling the way they are and what they're going through together made me love the story so much more. Soulmates Maggie and Caleb are both endearing people with nicely fleshed out character development. I always appreciate the effort that Shelly puts out when creating her stars and supporting roles, so much so that I would absolutely read any spinoff she would ever do for this series (even one for Kyle, and that's saying a lot, considering my extreme dislike of him for most of the series. He really needs additional redeeming qualities, in my opinion. Do not get me started on him!). I have enjoyed the series so far and cannot wait for the final book, Independence. Shelly, keep up the good work! Your stories are heartwarming and your boys swoonworthy! Such a great combo! Also published on: Soulless Gingers Do Read