Hội Chợ Phù Hoa - Tập 2 (Đinh Tị phát hành) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Liv Engel livengel2722 — I admit it--I watched the movie before I read the book. I'm pleased with how well the movie stayed with the original story line (more or less). This has been on my to-read list for so long that my local library no longer carried a copy of it! Thank goodness for other library systems. Set in France, chocolate, espresso, gypsies, a bit of magic. Really, what is there not to love about this story? The characters were well drawn but not over done. The reader knows just enough about each one to become fully engaged. Can't wait to read the next two! My goal: to read them prior to any movie!

Jisoo Choi illipsis — probably my favorite book ever in life.

Danilo Vera _anilo_era8 — This was the last of Trollope's novels to be published. William Whittlestaff is the old man of the title. (He's 50!) Whittlestaff takes in Mary Lawrie, 25, after his old friend, her father, has died leaving her penniless. A few years earlier, Mary had fallen in love with John Gordon, but he was too poor to take a wife and has now been gone from their town for three years. After a few months, Whittlestaff proposes to Mary, and she accepts, mainly out of a sense of gratitude for the kindness he has shown her. A few hours later, Gordon returns; he has made a fortune mining diamonds in Australia and has come back to propose to Mary. What is Mary to do? And what is Whittlestaff to do? That's what this short novel deals with.

Xuan Qibin xuan_qb — Piper McCloud can fly. Her neighbors are scared of her. The only solution is to send her too a school for people with special abilities. Does this school end up being worse then at home? Read this book ti find out!

Dash Dot dash3dot — This book was really good, so much in fact I stayed up till 2am finishing it!

Soumya Prakash soumya8c40 — This book is enjoyable, although I already knew much of what was discussed in here. It made some LA people angry, which is good. Basically, we're all screwed. but we already knew that.

Madjeen Isaac madjeenisa5433 — it is a great quick read and a reminder why reading just for fun is wonderful. A unique topic too, and I don't even usually like science fictiony stuff. How ironic that a book based on the concept of time travel serves to draw you into the present!

Deju Deju deju_bbdo — I read this as a precursor for reading One Hundred Candles. It was an enjoyable read and I'm really looking forward to One Hundred Candles now! If anything, this novella made me hungry for more - good thing One Hundred Candles is already to go on my nook!

Johanna Heeren johannaheeren — I just plowed through this book in one day and I should be completely exhausted and ready for sleep, but instead I feel completely awake. one of those experiences that kind of snaps you out of the daily hum and makes me realize how amazingly precious life is and how grateful I am to share it with those I love. Touching, emotional story passed on to me by my grandma (I know, she rocks). Definitely worth the read, but does have a number of "f" words in it, and I don't mean football or fudge.