Học Cách Sống - Khái Luận Triết Học Dành Cho Thế Hệ Trẻ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Matt Mattus mmattus — I very much enjoyed this book, it was a pleasant read. It wasn't packed full of adventure but it was a honest look into this woman's life. Some things are just what they are type of book. The main character of the book was a very pleasant woman, relatable, but she wasn't an outstanding superstar. She was more of an underdog finding her way. Spoiler alert...it wasn't an American happy ending, but it wasn't supposed to be either. It's a very closed set and situation during this particular period. Author successfully captures the island's sense, and her character development is what I enjoyed the most. What I liked particularly was that there were no excuses, some things just were.

Erica Poat ericapoat — I have to say, as time goes on and literature becomes easier and easier to get out into the world, and technology is such that we can get books in just about any form, we are inundated with new works all the time. Having said that, I think this is one of those books that because of when it was written, is a classic, but very limited in depth. I had to read this book in high school and it was picked apart by my English teacher from why Ahab was hunting the whale to the motion of his hand beckoning his crew to continue his quest. (If you read this, you should know what I mean). Unfortunately, like many "great" authors such as Shakespeare, Stephen Crane, Hemmingway and in some ways Poe, I think they were greats for their time, but lack luster in today's literary pool. If these were all there were to read, then beggers can't be choosers, but that is no longer the case. Regardless, this is not one I would have picked up to read had I been given the choice. It was boring, uneventful, and it is too difficult to compare with modern stories that are so full of symbolism and have much more exictement in them. I can appreciate the classical historical value of the stories for their time, but don't find them interesting works themselves. I would simply not waste my time on this one had I had a choice.

Tj Hill tjxhill — La course contre la montre de deux jeunes gens dans la nuit new-yorkaise, embringués bien malgré eux dans une affaire de meurtre. Un peu (beaucoup) tiré par les cheveux. Mais l'ambiance nocturne de la grosse pomme a son charme ...

Kenneth Lyngaas lyngaas — I think this might be my Favorite Tom Clancy book by far. Mostly because you get to see a recurring character fro other novels make his start, no matter how sad and polluted it is. And you watch what he is willing to do for a woman he loved for even a short time. Now think about how lethal he would be to the rest of the world. It is all a matter of how you look at it. If we could act on our own soil, the drug trade would have been done years ago, so would the trade of people. Just THINK about it.

Ana Maria ana_maria_art — I hated this book!!!! if u read this book you will become boring and old! this book pulls you into a wrinkled old time of so-called "action"!!! i could have found more action by going to a retirement home and watching the 900 year old people play bingo!!!!!! i of course was forced against my will to read this, otherwise, i wouldnt go spitting distance of it!!!! if you enjoyed this book (mr.flegar) then you are boring old!! do not read this thing! it's a plague! save yourselves!!!!!!!!