Gourmet VietNam (Issue 11) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Andlei Lisboa _ndlei_isboa — it's really easy to fuck up a horror story, or write a dull, unimaginative, been-there-done-that horror story. This one was pretty good. Was nice without being sappy or ridiculous. i tend to write my reviews in code. bear with me, folks.

Gonzalo Rascón gonzalorascon — The book was written by someone who totally believes in UFOs and, more importantly, is hellbent on convincing everyone that they exist. As a result, this book becomes more a path for him to convince us than a story to be told. This comes through pathetically clearly in some of the weaker moments when the author takes out 3-4 lines from the plot to explain some technology that is "essential" to the story when really it is only essential to his argument for the vast government conspiracy regarding aliens. As a result, the book is merely okay.

Jaylin Kim jiwonjaylinkim — I liked the idea of this book more than the actual book. I thought it was a neat idea to come up with a story behind the famous tapestries, but I didn't like some of the characters or story lines. Oh well, on to the next book!