Đứa Trẻ Hư tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Xuan Qibin xuan_qb — I do agree with most that this one is better than the first one and I could not put it down! I hated that I had to go out and get the third one because I couldn't stop reading the second.

Katrina Teh katrinateh — An ok novel. First project for this author. Pretty shallow story with abrupt ending with many questions left unanswered. Would not suggest- unless you are looking for mindless beach reading !

Ha Hong hahongtruo3360 — Awesome series, fast reads. Have to go get more now that I realize the series is more than the 6 books I have! Will probably re-read in future, I liked them that much. Only complaint: enough with all the abbreviations!! Haha

Ramona Ring _ona_ing — Excellent. I was worried that I would compare it to Pillars, and I did for about 2 seconds. It stands on its own as an excellent novel.

Amalia Martinez amaliamartinez — The first thing I would like to say is who the hell names their child Spider?? Like, I guess the name is cool and all, but it was just weird. Anywho, I liked this book. I did feel like the romance was a little too big of a part in the story, but I still think there was enough of other components to balance it out. Deni, I felt was a good character. Though I did not like the insta-love that happened, I liked how technically he was built like some pretty jock boy (muscles body, intense eyes, sexy man sweat) he was not actually some shallow, cocky guy. He was broken, and sad, and strong in a silent, protective way. Elli was adorable. I wish I could go to Indonesia just to find her :) Sienna herself was likable. I felt like she was a little too whiny about Vera, but I think she was able to convey her feelings in so great a way that I agreed with a lot of what she felt (Her feelings for Deni, her relationship with her dad, her dislike of Vera). And I kind of did frown at her when she kept shouting she was only 15, but then she goes and boards a plane without her dad's permission, so obviously she's not JUST 15, but I felt that she was really mature when it came to Rema. Also, I was very moved by the city of Aceh. Kling managed to bring the beauty, the devastation, and the customs of that place in a very believable manner. The whole time I was reading I was easily imagining I was there. As for the ending, I thought it was semi-perfect. I was very proud of Sienna for what she decided, though I was especially heartbroken at the end of Deni's letter when he himself didn't know what would happen the very next day. And as for when Sienna came home (view spoiler) I still liked this story. With the whole mystery of her mother, and her love life, and how her journey to overcome her grief was accomplished only when she understood the grief of others. Highly recommended