Hè Của Cô Bé Mất Gốc - Truyện Ngắn Tuyển Chọn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Kim Jeahyun free4ad — I think that there was some valuable information in this book. So much so that I checked it out of the library in order to listen again so I can take more notes from it. I saw my father lose his memory and his sharpness. That broke my heart. I want to do everything in my power to prevent that from happening to me.

Celeste Correa celeste_correa — This was a second read for me; the first doesn't count because I know I only read it with half a brain; obviously, I was very preoccupied with something else. Too bad. This time I thoroughly enjoyed it. All the characters are so carefully drawn; you feel as if you're inside their heads whether on not you like them. My only complaint is that Ms Heyer chose to end it by simply...ending it. Bang! It was over. Finis. Gone. Just like that! Hard to take when you grown so close to the main characters. Still, it was an enjoyable read.

Ramenkat Ramenkat miaryang67f7 — Interesting story of a couple and she gives birth to twins. One was born a healthy son and the other a daughter with Down Syndrome. The twins were separated at birth by their father that feared that the daughter would die and sent her to an institution, telling the mother that the daughter died. I don't want to ruin the story, but she doesn't go to an institution. So, the whole story is how this father could ever live with himself... but what I really enjoyed was reading how far we have come in our society to love and accept those that are different or have different challenges. In many ways this was a tough book to read, but I really enjoyed it as well.

Rogerio Carmo rogeriocarmo — This was a quick read and a fun book for anyone who has gone through the college admissions process.