Gia Đình Là Điều Tuyệt Vời Nhất tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jedidias Rodrigues _amergeeh — The anticipation this book is creating is becoming difficult to take, Thomas is back, again, and the (possibly) hallucinated world is in deep trouble. Thomas is ready to go ahead and try to use the power of his ring he knows nothing about, and see what happens (after the heart-breaking ending of the Illearth War, he is somewhat changed) and the final crisis is tantalizingly imminent. I'll finish writing about it when I finish reading.

Leia Bevilacqua leiawbevilacqua — Reading it with my seniors. Then seeing them in concert on April 15. Very excited.

Jaye Thompson jayethomps2883 — A Newbery-award-winning classic, A Wrinkle in Time is at its roots a story of self-discovery and self-acceptance. Reading it for the first time as a child, I strongly identified with Meg, the misfit protagonist who feels like an outcast at school. On rereading, I discovered themes I missed earlier that firmly place this fantasy within the historical context in which it was written. Instead of a simple battle between good and evil, I now see elements of American Cold War propaganda, pitting kind, godly American heroes against a relentless, ever-expanding evil that seeks to replace individuality with unthinking, robotic servitude to a supreme Order (here represented literally by absolute synchronization and routine in every aspect of daily life). On the other hand, I strongly approve of the idea of being true to one's unique self in the face of cultural pressure to conform—especially when the pressure is unremittingly anti-intellectual, as in contemporary America.

Leonora Escorcia leonora_06cb8c — My favorite Flavia book so far. I love precocious, pre-teen protagonists!