Jên Erơ - Tái bản 2012 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lucas Trapp _ucas_rapp — I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The reason I didn't give it 5 stars was that I felt at times, the author had taken on too many characters. A couple of times I would struggle to keep up with who was who. However, it had some great twists and turns in it. It was really exciting, a great page turner!

张 启博 a2293051941052 — this was a great read, totally kept me captivated! It only took me 4 days to read it!

Ryan Shirley info83ca — The famous butler Jeeves and his devoted employer Bertie Wooster are of course Wodehouse's most famous inventions, but for myself I prefer the strange inevitability of the adventures that befall R. Psmith. Psmith (pronounced "Smith") is featured in several novels [Mike and Psmith, Psmith in the City, Psmith Journalist:] but the best of them is Leave it to Psmith. This episode finds Psmith, weary of his job in the fish market, placing an advertisement that reads, in part: LEAVE IT TO PSMITH! Psmith Will Help You Psmith Is Ready For Anything PSMITH WILL DO IT CRIME NOT OBJECTED TO Whatever Job You Have To Offer (Provided It Has Nothing To Do With Fish) What with one thing and another, he gets hired to come to Blandings Castle to steal a valuable necklace, but of course it turns out that he is far from the only party with an interest in the jewels. Initially he poses as the poet Ralston McTodd, who penned the immortal verses beginning "Across the pale parabola of joy" (this is as far as Psmith ever reads of the poem) but when McTodd shows up in person, only someone as clever as Psmith could escape unscathed, return the necklace to its rightful place, and also find true love!

Erdem Guven erdemguven — Loved it! Fascinating YA historical fiction about a time in history I knew little about.

Lukasz Pukowiec pukowiecst1ced — I was hesitant to read this book at first, I'll be honest. Lauren Oliver is a friend of friends (I don't know her personally), and I thought, there's absolutely no way one of my peers can write something THAT fabulous, right? Well, as it turns out, she can. Lauren Oliver is a beautiful writer. One of the most lyrical YA authors I've ever read, right up there with my favorite, Laurie Halse Anderson. I'd recommend this to absolutely anyone who loves a great YA read. I can't wait to read her second book, Delirium.