Kinh Khủng Gì - Đâu tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pascale Ghazaly pascalegh — there were times I found the book predictable. However, the story was strong enough that it didn’t bother me one bit. In Catching Fire there are also times I knew what would happen next, but also more instances when I had no idea what to expect. An interesting balance, but still great nonetheless. Catching Fire is a superb follow-up to The Hunger Games. I give Catching Fire five of five stars. :bd

Missni Lamy stellawarm — When I started this book it just seemed like a run of the mill kidnapping story where the overprotective parents turn their back for one second and the kid goes missing. As we get further into the story, the main characters back-stories begin to be peeled back layer by layer. David has an ex-wife who may or may not be responsible for their own sons death and Kyra has an estranged sister who wants to punish her for something we don't learn about until the last few chapters. It's not until the back-stories come into play that the story really pulled me in. These characters are tragic and seem just relentlessly unhappy all the time which made them had to connect to. I have down days but I'm generally a happy person, David and Kyra are not. So while I found the story to be interesting, I wasn't completely engrossed in it nor was I really invested in these characters lives. I've been very busy in real life as I read this so my distraction may have contributed to my lack of investment.

Alterman Alterman alterman — Extremely gruesome, but awesome artwork makes it (almost) worth it. Most expressive drawings I've seen for a graphic novel. Maybe wait until next Halloween to read it.

Claude Goldberg claudegold7ca3 — My favorite of the Potter books, I've read it 14 times. Not an exaggeration. 14. Which is the sum of the times I have read the other 5. Roughly.

анастасия волкова anastasial560f — It didn't live up to its hype.

Nathalie Tveter heart2draw — No fair. You can't just describe stuff and feelings. Something has to HAPPEN.