Hướng Dẫn Ôn Luyện Kiến Thức Thi Vào Lớp 10 - Môn Toán tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mairpo Yuan mairpo81b2 — ** spoiler alert ** I was a few chapters in when I finally realized I'd read it before. Yet, I can't find my review. I believe it was one I lost when my computer crashed. Anyway, I remember it being a little more scary the first time around. This time, not so much. The suspense is really there, though. I agree with the majority here - while the suspense was good, the creepy factor (deformed rats and cat) kind of slipped through the readers fingers and nothing comes of it. What are we supposed to make of it? Inbreeding? There's nothing further on the subject, almost like the author forgot about them, even though the cat attacks one of the 'bad guys', it still wasn't enough. Finding the girl in the vault was a little much, but I get the factor. Okay, so some seriously deranged guy has been kidnapping and killing women for 30 years. That's the entire plot? It seems that Morrell could have done so much more with that. Once you get past the suspense, the plot is too simple. It actually bugged me a little that it was so simple. I do, however, like the twists Morrell put in - how Frank posed as a reporter when he was actually scouting, supposed to go back to steal the gold coins for himself and the professor who lost his tenure, how he was once a cop who is now looking for more money so that he can continue his search for his missing wife, the wife who disappeared after a meeting to see if the hotel could be bought out. Those twists made the story interesting. The characters getting away from the madman, seeking a way out, made the story interesting. The suspense of it all, made the story interesting. Not 5 stars. If GR had a half-star rating, it would be a 3.5. A little more than a 3, not enough for a 4. So, I guess it's a 4 for me.

Arte Devjatkin scotysthan9a3b — After reading this book for the second time, I liked it even less. I'm just not a fan.

Aconx Rw arifnugroh8a1c — Wow, I feel like I've been reading this book forever now, I'm on page 605 with 192 to go - but it's worth it! The imfamous Becky Sharp is the most self-serving heroine ever, but it's hard not to admire her guts and determination. Thackeray reveals truths about humanity that are still relevant today within the amoral world of 18th-century Vanity Fair. If you never read it in high school, read it now - it's definitely better from an adult perspective.

Mostafa Moghazy accmoghazy898b — I learned so much about her version of Islam. Grateful to be an american.