Harry Potter Và Chiếc Cốc Lửa - Tập 4 (Tái bản năm 2017) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Thibaut Veys thibautveys — I love the Dark Tower series. My copy of this is hardcover: only 3,000 were made.

Alex Evans alexevans93ef4 — Not as good as "Fast Food Nation" but still gives a good case studies of the migrant workforce, marijuana trade, and porn industry, and how their economies work.

Johnathan Johnson _ucalstudios — This book was really good. It is the story of Janessa McNeil who becomes very ill suddenly, and no cause can be found. Her husband is a renowned physician who chairs a committee that has stated that Lyme disease can be cured with a short round of antibiotics, and this finding has caused insurance companies to stop covering long-term treatment for Lyme. Janessa gets a call from a man who states he has infected her with Lyme disease because of her husband's work. She continues to get sicker, her husband refuses to believe her, and he leaves her. She has to deal with her illness and her stalker by herself. The book reminded me a lot of Jody Picoult's books--the same intense drama centered on a modern topic with twists and turns and a shocking ending. In the author's notes at the end, she describes her own battle with Lyme disease. Collins is a Christian writer, so her books do not have the same kind of language and sex that Picoult's books do. I am anxious to read more of her work and see if I enjoy it as much as this one.

Justin Beukes justinbc8b — This is a great guide. I was surprised to find that I never really looked at it in either high school or college, so I decided to pick it up. It has a lot of great tips and suggestions, in only about 90 pages. Reading this in one night could dramatically change the quality of your writing. :D

Sidra Afzal _edra991 — 2010 Monarch nominee -although I didn’t like that some countries had an entire page and some only had a ¼, it was kind of cool to see how the story from other countries goes -great ending

Hesham Emad _esham_mad — very hard to get interested in for the first few chapters - a lot of jumping back and forth with characters and timelines but I did enjoy it after finally figuring it out

Dan Bejar dabejarbed4 — This is an amazing collection of short stories in which common themes (boxing, epilepsy, doctors, mental institutions, Vietnam) weave in and out of narratives that are so present and characters that are so vivid that each one seems like a whole novel. So good. Go read this right now.

Alannath Ocampo alannath — A-lister of the homo literary canon