Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (20th Anniversary Editions - 4 Books - Paperback) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ashu Sharma ashu_44d3e — simply loved every bit of the book!!!

Essex James _ssexjames — Too clever by half is the best phrase I can think of to describe this book. I still can't believe I finished it, because I found the experience of reading it mostly excruciating. It follows the many-year affair of a woman who can't seem to find a job or a direction in life and a boorish academic a-hole who uses her over and over and treats her like crap. It's one of those ha-ha-isn't-my-life-pathetic kind of books, but I never really saw the humor in it. Holding onto a thought and actually exploring it seems too daunting a task for the author to complete. I can't figure out if it is the author or the protagonist who appears to have attention deficit disorder. One thing I did like was the voice of the protagonist - told in the first person and talking to the reader directly, saying things like, "I haven't told you about this yet...". There were a few clever turns of the phrase here and there, and I probably missed many of them in my haste to finish and escape this book.

Bee Campbell beecampbell — this book was a big surprise ending for me.

Oana Dinca oanamariadincae48d — More fantastical than the movie, though Annie's character is far less believable in the book. She doesn't seem to have much of a spine, which bugs me a little. Still good. People will come Ray.

Cornelius Qvist corneliusqvist — This book is totally deserving of 5 stars. The plot is powerful, the characters have depth, it is historically accurate (as far as I can tell), the story moves at a good pace, the author's insight into human nature is compelling, and the subject is important. However, I didn't enjoy reading it. I was so disturbed by the issues that came up. I do pretty well with books about difficult subjects when there is some hope or illustration of people rising above their situations, but I didn't feel that here. I came away from the book still feeling hopeless. So, while the book is excellently written, and I can see why so many people have been touched by it, I can't really say I liked it.

Nancy King _ancy_ing — Amazing. It's only 90 something pages, but reading it I felt like I went to the moon and back. I was able to be completely lose in Bolano's prose. Absolutely magical.

Mitchell Greenwood mitchell2greenwood — Fun read! MA state policeman (and sniper) kills a man who is about to kill his wife and child. Unfortunately, the mans fasther is a very influential judge who hates his daughter-in-law and makes plans to take his grandson away from her on the grounds that she abuses the boy who is always sick...Munchhausen By Proxie...He also decides to sue the sniper for "murdering" his son. The very invloved plot continues to get more and more complicated as the sniper starts helping the wife and murders bein to occur.