Hướng Dẫn Học Tốt Sinh 6 (Tập 1) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ivan Bassi droak — I have been a huge fan of DFW's work, but this collection of short stories left me flat. The relentlessly depressing tone of several of the stories grated on me, and outweighed the few in which the author's usual brilliance and wit shone through. His past short story collections have been much stronger, in my view.

David Edwards davidedwardsjr — Excellent book! I wasn't looking for a bitter account of one woman's marital struggles, so I was perfectly happy with the rosy light in which she painted her husband. In fact, I thought the way she told her story was fantastic - wacky enough to make for good storytelling but real enough that I didn't feel like it was fabricated.

Marie-louise Pontikis mariepontikis9a93 — I have to go along with the others and rate this book 5 stars. It is an incredibly beautiful book. The reading is very interesting and the pictures are breathtaking imho.

Saman Shadab samanshadab — I had previously written: "WOAH! If I had ever had a desire to climb Mt. Everest (I didn't), it would be completely gone after reading this. This is an intense read; I didn't actually cry, but found myself close to it. I think Jon Krakauer's writing in this is stronger than in Into the Wild and Under the Banner of Heaven. I had dreams about climbing Mt. Everest due to the vividness of his writing. It's definitely worth the read!" I need to add to this - part of what made this so hard to read is imagining having to make the choices the climbers made with regards to their teammates who were injured. I can't imagine having to decide to leave someone who is barely alive to die so that I can save myself and others. It's unfathomable. I think it's part of what made this a better written book by Krakauer in some ways - he was trying to work out his role/responsibility in the deaths of others.