Hướng Dẫn Học Tốt Tiếng Anh 8 (Ấn Bản 2017) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Carol Eunice ruguru — This was a fascinating book - I learned so much about a culture about which I knew very little; twelfth century Korea. It tells the story of a young orphan boy who is barely existing in difficult conditions. It demonstrates how initiative and very hard work can improve a situation. Tree-ear learns the delicate techniques of pottery making by watching carefully a master potter in the village. The descriptions of this process are so vivid that I could envision the works of art in my mind. I had no idea what a time-staking, delicate process this early pottery work was! This story kept me guessing and hoping for Tree-ear to succeed in his treacherous journey. I really enjoyed the final author's note that added wonderful insight to the creation of the book. It is easy to see why this story won a Newberry Medal.

Kristina Amandaa amandacruz — See my review here: http://marisareadsitandwritesit.wordp...

Fatima Saleh tutu_oose — I can see how Vonnegut's writing style and subject matter would have connected with an earlier generation (and I'm sure some today, but not as widespread I think). He certainly uses language to create an impression. But the overall tone of almost sneering cynicism wore me out and the impending descriptions of the Dresden firebombing (compared to Nagasaki's destruction) led me to stop after reading just 1/3 of the book. I'm glad I experienced that 1/3, but I don't have much desire to read his other books. Vonnegut also reminded me that while I loathe redundancy, I'm equally frustrated when the writing is so obtuse that it makes me feel like I'm supposed to be reading the author's mind. I just don't want to have to work that hard when I'm reading a novel.

Moisés Loza vincemunic1dba — I just didn't have the stamina to finish this book. It took me almost three weeks to read 200 pages. The main problem was that it didn't hold my interest for more than ten pages at a time. I really wanted to like it but I just didn't, sorry. The reason I gave it two stars instead of just one, is because I can see the appeal this would have for thosewho enjoy the genre.

Jacqueline Schulgen jmariel — A bit dry and at times overly full of detail, but its main themes are fascinating.

George Carrara _eorge_arrara — While Charlaine Harris is not the best writer on the planet, I did finish this book in three days, so she's got something going for her! This was a fun, light read, and a nice fleshing-out of the characters I've come to know on "True Blood."

Davy Sued davi_sued1db6 — I love Hemingway's writing style, but cannot stand characters like Lady Ashley...which probably explains my impatience and pity for Daisy in "The Great Gatsby"...they make all of my gender look bad.