Định Mệnh Thi Sĩ Và Đám Rước tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sambhav Jain samrooney92a0f — I like how this book is broken down into several points of view, you have Abileen, Skeeter and Minny. Minny and Abilieen are black maids and Skeeter is a white girl fresh out of Ole Miss. I also like how the author shows what life was like back then but with no sugar coating or in-your-face racism is wrong. She writes very subtly and just enough to get you thinking and empathizing. Very well done and a great read.

Isabelle Miquet isafmt — Breathtakingly Beautiful :))

Angeli Arndt angeliarndt — The only other Jean Rhys novel I have read is The Wide Sargasso Sea - which I loved and in fact read twice. This is a beautifully written little novel, which at the time it was written must have been a bit shocking. Julia Martin is a woman who has lived off the money of various lovers. Her most recent Mr Mackenzie has been paying her through his lawyer to live in a run down hotel in Paris since she left him. Now with no money left - and no longer as young as she was Julia faces an uncertain future. She decides to make a short trip to London to visit her mother and sister. This trip is certainly no glorious homecoming, and only serves to highlight for Julia what a position she is in. While in London Julia meets again a man she first meets in Paris - Mr Horsfield, who seems drawn to Julia and yet doesn't really like her either. Julia's relience upon these men, the small amounts of money they "loan" her, her seperation from her family is all rather depressing. Yet Jean Rhys had written so powerfully about Julia Martin's world that it becomes hard to forget it.