Giọt Người Ở Mấy Vũng Mây tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rita Sofia ritasofiameneses — This was very light on details. It felt scattered and unfinished. It's good for those that don't have any idea how most Afghanistan culture is almost mediaeval in the way the women population is treated.

Hooda Elafify mahmoudelaaa24 — I have to give the translator props here, because these do not read like translated works. I never would have guessed that they weren't originally written in English. Okay, I give the series as a whole four stars, but if I were rating them separately, it'd be like this: Inkheart: 3 stars Fun young people's fantasy. Good concept. Some good characters, particularly Dustfinger, but Mo, Fenoglio, and Elinor are also swell. Entertaining. Certainly good enough to get me to pick up the sequel, but not exceptional. Inkspell: 5 stars I was surprised at how much more I liked Inkspell. Better villains. The characters fleshed out; Dustfinger joined the ranks of The Truly Great Characters for me. The story deepened. I found myself thinking philosophical thoughts about God and free agency and such. Also, I didn't want to put it down. Inkdeath: 4 stars Couldn't go to bed last night until I finished. (I'm trying not to reveal anything you wouldn't be expecting, but skip the rest of this paragraph if you want to be sure that I give nothing away.) Mo gets his Robin Hood on, and I like his struggle with finding himself. Dustfinger takes his awesome otherworldliness to a new level a la Gandalf, and his endearing tortured...weakness?...it's the right amount of gone. There are a lot of Dead? No! moments, but I never thought it got old. As for the trilogy as a whole, I very much like the parent/child relationships and the love stories of Mo/Resa and Dustfinger/Roxane. Meggie's romantic forays certainly aren't strong points of the books, but I think they work out right. As for the ending, I was satisfied. Stuff tied up nicely. I went to bed after finishing this happy and full of thoughts of blue fairies, castles, heroes and such. What can I say? I'm a sucker for this kind of adventure story. By the way, there is a recap of Inkheart and Inkspell in the beginning and an index of characters in the back of Inkdeath, which is convenient if, like me, it's been a couple of years since you read Inkspell. Careful with the character guide though, as it does give a few things away.

Nico Alfa nicoalfa — This was an amazing book.