Đồn Đại Hại Chết Người Ta tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Tri Vo slidesigner — Saddening, intriguing, a beautiful take on the mundane. Worth a few re-visits for sure.

Andrice Danthier _ndriceof_rt_ab — Amazing! Though this series is geared towards young adults - themes of war, love, friendship, family, innocence, etc transcend age! I could not book these books down. Strong characters and very creative setting. I hated to leave the world of Panem! As others have said, "if only i could read the series again, as if it was the first time."

Gurkan Fidan _urkanfidan — When I picked up this book to read, I had completly forgotten that I had read it before. And as I read along, the story was coming back to me. But for some reason I couldn't remember what happened at the end. So I thought maybe I didn't finish it. Turned out I had though. As I drew to the end I realized that I had finished this book. So guess it didn't make a great impression on me because I had so easily forgotten it once I put it down. I did however enjoy it more the second time around. The book was funny and romantic. But It just didn't grab me like I hoped. So only 2 stars from me. I found I didn't really know the characters all that well once I finished. They were vague, lacked depth and not all that interesting. But I would like to read 'Single white Vampire' after this. Apart from the dislike I experienced in 'Love Bites', I do like Lynsay Sands writing.

Natalie Pautsch nataliepautsch — 4.5 stars This was another great book by Ethan Day. This is the follow up to Sno Ho. It starts pretty much two hours later. In the last book Boone & Wade met and started a hot week long affair that ended with the two agreeing to have a long distance relationship for at least 6 months and then move in together. In this book, we live out that 6 months. The ups & downs of a new relationship. Trying to meld friends and families and starting a life together. There were so many great characters introduced that I can't quite let go of the hope that there might me another book or 12. I want to know all about all those other guys we meet. The untold story behind Chip & Wade. What will happen with Gabe? Even Phillip was interesting, and I'm pretty sure I'm not supposed to like him... Please everyone ignore the cover and just read the book. There were just a few things I didn't really love about the book. First was Boone's story. Don't get me wrong, I liked the story he was writing. I was even interested enough that I would read it if it was published as a separate story. It just felt awkward in the middle of this story. I usually ended up putting the book down when I got to those because I would lose the flow and rhythm of Boone & Wade. I also didn't really love the women in this book at all, except for Boone's mother Dixie and Stella from the coffee stand. I think Jackie (Wade's sister) was too much like Boone and them together was annoying. Plus except for one moment in the middle/late part of this book, I wasn't sure why anyone liked her because she seemed pretty cold. Well, maybe it's just the woman from Wade's life I don't care for. Also there were a fair amount of missed editing in this book. Doesn't matter though I'd like to read a little more about them.

Mystrawberrymonkey Mystrawberrymonkey mystrawberrymonkey — It is every thing a great dictator could say...

Tiffany Crader tcrader — Interesting insights into leadership of US and War of 1812. A cynic will resonate with the self-serving actions of both politicians and military. Facts are real; Andrew Jackson's personal angst and growth are intriguing, though (obviously, duh!)fictionalized.