Insights & Ideas - Luyện Kỹ Năng Đọc Tiếng Anh tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ruan Oscar _scar_uan — Mükemmel zamanda mükemmel kitap. Buddy Glass gibi, 22 yaşında kayıp biriydim, sosyal durumlarda gariptim ve bu kitabı ilk okuduğumda telafi etmek için çok fazla içmeye eğilimliydim. Her yıl okuyorum ve her zaman beni ilk okumaya geri getiriyor, onunla ilişkili acı verici anılar zamanla yumuşuyor.

Lisa Sloan lisasloandesigns — Really hard for me to want to read. But with a will to finally finish this book, I found that the end was enjoyable.

Oleh Kasparov kasparoffoccab — This is the first novel I have read by Joe R. Lansdale and after reading all the awards he has won I wonder why it has taken me so long. He has received the British Fantasy Award, the American Mystery Award, the Edgar Award, the Grinzane Cavour Prize for Literature, and seven Bram Stoker Awards. "Vanill Ride" is the seventh book in the Hap and Leonard series. If you familiar with the novels of Tim Dorsey, you will find that Hap and Leonard are a lot like Serge A. Storm and Coleman. Hap and Leonard are best friends, and seem to invite trouble whereever they go. Unlike Serge and Coleman, they are street fighters and are not strangers to killing. They, however, perform their deeds with good intentions. Hap and Leonard are asked by a friend to rescue his granddaughter from a drug dealer and find themselves in a fierce fight for their lives. When the young lady is rescued they find that they are facing serious charges and possible jail time. However, they are asked by the FBI to help out on a case that involves the "Dixie Mafia". A Mafia leader has agreed to give the FBI much needed information if they can find his son who has run away with his girlfriend and $300,000 dollars of the Mafia's money. Hap and Leonard agree to find them and the money if the charges are dropped against them. The search is on and Hap and Leonard receive help from "Tonto" and "Bob", who add to the fun and excitement of the book. They also find themselves being pursued by the "Dixie Mafia", but also by "Vanilla Ride" who might be the most formidable foe they have ever faced. This is really a fun and enjoyable read that never ceases to entertain the reader. In all the murder and mayhem in the book, there are also some great give and takes provided by both Hap and Leonard that gives the book its humor. A note of caution in that the book can be irreverent at times, and does contain some strong language.

Bryan Sattler bsattler — There's something about this guy. He's such a prick, but there's something about his honesty that is really appealing. Of all of the television chefs out there, I get a sense that Bourdain is the realest of them all. This book is a decent follow up to Kitchen Confidential, but a lot of his chef friends, food critic enemies, and restaurants are new to me, which made it slightly hard to follow.