Học Viện Bóng Đá - Tập 5 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Tahidul Islam tahidul — It did take me a little effort to get into this book but it paid off. Briony's efforts to correct an adolescent mistake is a journey of betrayal and emotions. The long lasting consequences helped to create a story that left me thinking. A long book with a lot of detail but worth the muscle to plow through.

Sam Blackmore samblackmore — A great book that also teaches about similes and metaphors.

Mak Gao makgao — A very interesting view of the living dead. I personally did not care for the ending, but the book is compelling and offers a unique perspective on life after death.

Cecilia Fernández _ecilia_dz_ontilla — This book was great fun. Not quite as scary as I'd hoped (probably because I found the plot somewhat predictable), but it had enough twists to keep me wanting to read it. There are several likable characters, and a couple of truly hateful ones. This setup usually makes for some exciting scenes, and there are quite a few of them in this book. There was also a bit of confusion (at least for me, but I can be dense at times) especially in the beginning when trying to keep the various dead entities straight in my mind. I eventually figured it all out, though, so no problem. My main criticism of the story is just something I found puzzling: there's a dog that figures hugely in at least the first half of the story, but virtually disappears from the second half, and I can't really figure out why. It's probably supposed to be a metaphor for the young boy in the story finding courage and his own way in life, but the way it was handled seemed odd to me. All in all, I enjoyed this book and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys a ghost story. It's not a horrific story, though, so if you're looking for one that scares you so much you can't sleep, this isn't it. It is pretty graphic and gory on spots, so if you like that kind of thing, check this one out.

Leonardo De leosperfec1979 — Somewhat captivating! I love books that can bring thinking into logic, and not gut responses. The use of knowledge, posturing, and experience to viscerally understand what others are thinking/feeling was a fun use of fiction....a great technique for fiction writers, is to suppose that their characters have the gift of forethought, perhaps a desired attribute many of us would hope for, is really just the author playing 'God'. I thought it was all wrapped up rather well in the end, not necessarily, happily ever after, but at least people were moving forward at the end!