Dòng Máu tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Misheald Traumberg gerda_dpbbba — This reminded me of those movies where all the characters seem unrelated until the end when you see how their stories blend into each other. The characters, particulary Leo Gorsky, are pretty intriguing.

Lebo Lebo leboic — I read this after a friend and neighbor loaned me her copy (which she ended up gifting to me several weeks later). To be perfectly honest, this book did not hold a lot of promise for me. My progress stalled somewhere around page 50, all of which seemed to consist of a nearly constant inner monologue of "I am fat and everyone hates me!" I am a big woman. I have never been ashamed of it, nor apologized for it. I have certainly never agonized over my food choices or what others think of me. I found, while reading this book, that I became hypersensitive of what was happening around me. I grew almost paranoid, and I certainly felt shame. This was not, I think, the authors intention. However, it is what happened. So, stalled at page fifty. My friend encouraged me to finish the book, insisting that she had had a hard time with the first section too, but relief was coming (SOON!) and I should at least try to finish. So, I did. She was right, the book did get better. It got a lot better. I finished the rest of it in a single evening and wished that there was more. That being said, it was not a fluffy, happy book. I expected that it would be brainless drivel because of the cover and general attitude in the beginning, but it wasn't. It dealt with some fairly serious and weighty issues with a grace that was unexpected to say the least. I may never read it again, but I'm not sorry I did the first time.