Học Tiếng Anh Qua Hình Tự Vẽ - Chim tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Piter Epifantsev _pifancev — Several elements pulled me into this story. First, the characters were believable. From the responsible to the carefree, from the compassionate to the chilling, I've met these personalities in real life. Second, I cared about the main characters. I desperately wanted Dancer to overcome the impact of his early neglect and impoverishment. I felt emotionally invested in him and the surrounding cast. Simply put, I cared. While the first half pulled me in, the second half tightened its grip and refused to let me go. The pace quickened as the story pulled me inexorably to the dramatic conclusion. A very satisfying and personally impacting read. Well written; highly recommended.

Amanda Giuffre _manda_iuffre — I wanted to like this book than I did. Some parts of the book were wonderful, 5-stars and others just put me off. The book was very lyrical and visual, I loved a great deal of the prose. I love the ocean so I was really pulled into the story quickly. At times the story was a bit hard to follow, and easy to forget which character was the focus at that moment but on the flip side, I liked that part of who it was written. I think I would have liked the book so much more without the sexual aspect. It just seemed out of place in the book in the context it was discussed. The ending was turning out to be so beautiful then all of sudden the dad gives his daughters boyfriend a box of condoms for his birthday. It was that kind of stuff in the middle of a beautifully written story that just threw me off. I loved the legend of the mermaid worked into the story and the author's description really made it easy to become a part of the story. Overall not bad, just not great.

Henry Tisalema _unky_adio — a truly amazing series. a must read for anyone who thinks they would never enjoy reading a comic book

昱昕 荣 skdjc — I just have one thing to say about this book: MEATLOAF. I will never, ever, ever be able to erase some of Easton Ellis' imagery from my mind. But as disturbing as the story is, it captures insanity (and the early 90s) like nothing else.

Daniel Dratewka dratewka — I'm just starting this book to begin my own personal Contemporary Art 101 class, and it's really well-written thus far. I like that it has Matthew Barney on the cover, even if he is a pretentious douchebag married to Bjork, as his Cremaster Cycle 1 is perhaps the most amazing thing I've ever seen on film. Hopefully this book will school me on what I need to know about les artistes et leurs ouevres. Heh heh!Update to follow. Update: this book is great, albeit a bit scholarly for a "bus read." Nonetheless, I feel like I'm getting in some good artsy learning before I start school. I highly recommend it.