Đột Phá 101 Câu Giao Tiếp Tiếng Anh Siêu "Hot" tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Hayley Hsin _ayley_ — One of my favorite books ever :)

Idan Atias _dan_tias — Well, I don't think Keyes is a really good writer. His words and expressions didn't persuade me. But his thoughts... I'll always say that this book should be read by everybody who has heart and enough luck to notice it.

Andrea Biggio andreabjo — Sarah is on holiday in Sicily with her sister, convalescing after the sad stillbirth of her baby and the breakdown of her relationship with her partner. A chance encounter with Alex and his son allows her to escape her old life, and despite all her friends and family's pleading she leaves Manchester behind for the idyllic village of Burrington Stoke. The author admits that the book was inspired by Daphne Du Maurier's Rebecca, amongst others which is one of my all time favourite books. At first I thought that was a big challenge to emulate such a classic, but was so quickly drawn into the story and hooked that it was only after finishing that I contemplated how fitting the comparison was. The novel struck a fine balance between intrigue and suspense, along with enough pace to do the story justice. I often questioned Sarah's belief in Alex and whether he had in fact had more to do with the disappearance of his wife Genevieve, than he was admitting. Could she be so gullible? Could she really have formed such a strong attachment to his little boy so quickly, but with her own recent loss of a child, and her grief, I think they truly needed each other. The small village turning on a newcomer too was very well portrayed. Whispering at the school gate, talking behind hands at the village shop. I read this very quickly as I needed to know the outcome and as everything unravelled and was then pieced together, I wasn't disappointed. A great holiday read, which I wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

I Jh jjangjh519 — I remembered a lot after reading this. People don't change, only the times.

Ahmed Salama ahmedzakysalama — A good story of a childhood.

Kgomotso Landane _gomotso_and — I haven't thought about this book in years, but adding it to GoodReads now makes me totally want to read it again--it is just so good!

Rafael Oliveira rafaeloliveirawebb — Read as part of my May Category Challenge. This book had me, squirming and squealing in places. It took me past some of my comfort zones but surprisingly it worked. I liked that Travis quickly figured out what made Roe tick and worked to give him that even though underneath it all he loved him, letting Roe get to that realization on his own. There were some moments when I thought Roe was not going to fight himself for what he wanted, but in the end love blindsided him anyway. Overall a very good read. I will definitely read more of Cullinan's work.