Kiếp Người - Quyển 2: Lửa (Bìa cứng) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Barry Eisenberg _ot_resh_ouses — Deciding to re-read this book over fifteen years since reading it last had me a bit wary. I worried that it would feel dated; something a younger me thought was powerful, but an adult me no longer connects with. I was wrong. This book is every bit as energetic and sun-soaked as it was the first time around, and left me wondering what the characters would have made of the world to come. They seek to find someplace new because tourists and crowds swallow up every other interesting place on the trail. They gripe about people travelling halfway around the world but still wanting the comforts of home. What would they have made about people wandering the world over, but doing so while still staying tethered with their technology. THE BEACH is checkered by the film it spawned, which isn't the worst thing in the world...but makes it's very different ending that much more powerful when it arrives. This was a welcome trip down memory lane...now where's my passport?

Marcela Soares marcelatiz2c2b — There is so much TRUTH in this book. It is about our inspired Constitution of the USA. It broke down the points and principles into 28 easy to digest and understand parts. I find it really sad that we have slowly migrated away from what the founding fathers originally intended in our laws and with our finances. Politics are not really checked and balanced anymore and it seems that we are stuck in the cycle of collapse that many a nation throughout history also tumbled from. Very well written and easy to read. I highly recommend it for EVERYONE that is an ameican citizen or wanting to be one.

David Monette monette — I thought it was an interesting subject and I enjoyed it. I think it would make a great Guillermo Del Toro movie.