Hồ Sơ Quyền Lực Mao Trạch Đông tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Aof Aof aof — I usually finish books, but some are just not worth it. I was hoping for an inspiring story, but halfway through, it just wasn't there. I didn't care for the narration style the author used to tell the story. It seemed like bad writing to me. What made me quit was the description of one of the characters being raped. It was too explicit and made me uncomfortable. A little later there was another sexual encounter and I decided that was enough for me. I am going back to my Victorian mystery novel now.

Lena Tyomkin lenatyomkin — the fact remains that panem is a futuristic north america. north america is currently only 57% white, with that percentage decreasing. there is absolutely no reason to make a leap and believe that panem has more white people than we do now. if anything, looking at scientific population projections there would be less. suzanne collins did not need to spell this out for you in the book. it is common knowledge that north america does not equal the USA alone, and that it is the most racially diverse continent on earth, with all evidence pointing to it only growing in diversity. the hunger games films are racist and practice whitewashing because they are an adaptation of a book about a diverse nation of people overwhelmingly of color, featuring a prominently white cast. [ racebending ] p.s. mental casting of alisson stokke or seychelle gabriel as katniss

Eric T erictoddwilliams — While the Audrey Hepburn portrayal of Holly Golightly is iconic, the character and short story are SO MUCH BETTER. Nuanced, dark, and honest, Truman Capote was a genius.

Wee Chao weechao — Probably the best part of this book is the commentary from Albus Dumbledore. Only by his words can you tell that this book has any link to the world of Harry Potter. The five tales included within are fairy tales, and as such they lack any real depth and detail. A brief telling of a happening, and then Dumbledore explains the moral and gives a little backround history on the story and its origins, etc. A fun read, I completed it in under two hours, though it hardly needs to be labeled as a Harry Potter book. As mentioned earlier, Dumbledore is the only thing that makes it so.

Bridger Halladay bridgerhalladay — Quick, funny read. The author is extremely literate and intelligent, which makes this book not for everyone. Since she is an English professor her literary allusions would be lost on many. Some of the religious parts made me uncomfortable, which was probably the author's purpose. I laughed out loud...a lot, especially when Janzen was describing her mother. I also know MUCH MORE about mennonite culture, but that's not saying much since before I read this I knew nothing. In the end, the message of family being there as a healing force in the worst of times is heard loud and clear.