First Readers Cấp Độ 2 - Câu Chuyện Đồ Chơi tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Yu Jin govlepdl123 — This, the final installment of Jacqueline Carey's Naamah Trilogy is, unfortunately, my least favorite of her three-trilogy compilation in the "Krushiel-Naaman" world. It just seemed to fall a little flat. She usually has me riveted, but I found myself speed reading through the descriptive sections and skimming the "and we traveled a lot" sections, of which there were too many. I can't put my finger on why this one did not grip me, but it did not. Having said that, however, Jacqueline Carey's worst effort far surpasses the average. She still writes beautifully, and I will always be a fan. I think the crux of the problem might have been that she simply ran out of material for this world. Nine doorstop novels is more than enough, and I hope she moves on. Looking forward to picking up her new work.

Marcel Weninger mawweninger — This is a story about a writer. What he does affects everyone around him and he finds that he doesn't always see how it will affect them. Isn't that true for all of us? I quickly loved the other characters and found that many of the ideas expressed were unique, fascinating and thought provoking. It took me longer to love the main character. It has some twists and turns as well as a few laughs. It made me look at life differently. So glad I read it and I would highly recommend it to anyone!

Digimake Di digimake — TO be honest not the strongest of the Temperance series. Again, LOVE Bones but I think that writing the TV show has taken away the magic of this character for me. Bones is SO much MORE on TV then here. I like her in the books better, as a person, but it went from dated (her early novels) to a rushed presentation. She talks about having three elements in her comments in the back but the love aspect was wishy washy at best. I kept thinking, what are you doing? Petting the cat again huh? It was another book, nothing to scream about or give a 5 star review. Glad she has her other project with the YA books because Temperance has gotten boring! Still a fun read but just eh...

Anna Schwabe schwabeanna — I love the hero of this one so much. Especially when he starts speaking Yorkshire dialect around his family.

杨 大杨 916965494c4b6 — Finally finished - 700 pages and reading mostly while on treadmill takes awhile. Interesting, and he writes well! However, for obvious reasons, much of the book was on basic British politics and, therefore, lots of names I don't know. So there were a number of pages I just skimmed across. But I did enjoy his sense of hurmor and a lot of his anecdotes were written in humorous ways.

Laura Martín laumart — I learned how important it is to use the appropriate words in the appropriate situation (this is an art, really), how complex can the human relationships be and, on the other hand, how simple sometimes... I have also learned that one may learn from others' mistakes and, most of all, how important it is to be yourself...