Hãy Sống Một Đời Đáng Sống (Tái Bản 2016) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Chetan Patil chetanpati23b4 — With all the hype about this book, I really wanted it to be great. But the unfortunate truth is, I just didn't care about the main characters. The writing wasn't bad, and the plot wanted to be exciting, but Tris was . . . forgettable. (view spoiler) I wanted to quit halfway through, but I'd already put in the time and I did want to see how it turned out. I think I'll skip the rest of the series, though.

Austin Little austinlitt83c5 — One of the few Oprah's books she got right!! Born into a life few could only dream about Malika Oufkir, daughter of General Oufkir, is for all intensive purposes, adopted by the King Muhammad V of Morocco. Growing up beside his daughter Malika lives a life close to a princess. After Muhammad's death King Hassan II takes the throne. A few years later Malika's father is found guilty of an attempted coup and is killed. The family, Malika's mother and siblings, are arrested and sent to live for the next twenty years in a jail in the middle of the desert. A tragic story, Malika and her family pass the time in the stories Malika tell. They are secluded in separate huts and are given very little time outside. Even though no one had any knowledge of the General's coup attempts, they spent much their time in complete uncertainty, unsure what tomorrow will bring... Not to spoil the plot, but this book is one of the best I have read of someone looking back on the tragedy that defined their life. Oufkir offers no excuses, and keeps from either embellishing or simplifying her situation. A story that many would not believe as a work of fiction Oufkir works to create character that a memorable and real, while creating a tone that simply offers to share what happened.