Flashcards Oxford - IELTS (Kèm 1 DVD) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pop Apiwat pop0801 — This book is tedious. After listening to the book for 10 hours, I gave up. I didn't care about any of the characters and in all that time the only thing that happened is a marriage, where the girl who absolutely knew after 3 weeks that she wanted to marry this old bachelor AND now finds he's not what she thought. I don't want to live the character's lives in real time, especially when all they do is get up, have breakfast, obsess about stuff, have lunch, worry what other might say or are doing, have dinner, read, sew and go to bed.

Lampeduza Lampeduza lampeduza — Oh My Gawd! This is by far my favourite novel by Sarah Dessen. The Truth About Forever and Lock & Key come a close second third. The thing with many of Dessen's novels is that even though people find that they are romance novels, and yes while that aspect is very much present, her stories are about transformation and basically life. Her books hold these fabulous life lessons that actually leaving you pondering and reflecting on your life. Her characters are by far the most fantastic in this novel. I loved Auden's vulnerability and at the same time confusion and strength. I loved her as a character. Dessen, has this way with her characters. She makes them so real that you have no choice but to get reeled in head first and fall in love with them all. So far, i've read five of her novels and i've been dumbfounded by all of them. When i read her books, i pay close attention to every single detail. I reread each paragraph and let the feeling literally sink in. The settings and the atmosphere that she creates is pure perfection. No other way to put it. They are all real places but somehow she gives them a new life, making them seem completely different from what they might actually appear to be. Like some people see a place under a fluorescent light, but she turns on the neon lights and sees it under that. It had always been incredibly hard for me to find her books here, and i had got to the point where i could only fantasize about ever reading her books and kill anybody who said they had never heard of her. But i have to say the wait was worth it. Now that her books become available a year or so after their release, i don't feel angry or sad. Deep down i know the journey i go on every time i read her books and i also know that they leave me wanting more. When i reached the final chapter and i could tell that the book was coming to an end, i knew i didn't want it to end. Never. Now i look forward to What Happened to Goodbye and see what Dessen has created there. This book is my favourite Dessen book so far and i hope all of you grab a copy and see for yourself why. It's the perfect summer read, even though i clearly got to in the winters. Oops!