Kỹ Thuật Sửa Chữa Ô Tô Cơ Bản tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Allison Blevins hellokindred — I picked this book up by chance at the library. With a stack full of other books in my arms I doubted I would get around to reading it anytime soon. Shortly after that I decided to give it a whirl and ten minuets later I couldn't put it down. The first few chapters were a little rough in that some of the titles and things take time to become adjusted to however, the heroine of the story is so fascinating it makes it worth the effort(minimal effort really). The world of Hawspar is rich and well planned, the characters are all well formed and interesting. Holly Lisle really makes you interested in finding out more about all the characters, makes you care about them and their fate. I would recommend this book to people who like to spice up their reading with a little bit of fantasy and adventure as well as to hard-core fantasy and sci-fi fans. It's a really good read and defiantly worth your time. What I loved most about the book is the cultures of the people in the world and how interesting they were! The Tonk religion in general was fascinating and the hand marking was a neat addition to their culture. Holly Lisle did not skimp on the details, she worked really hard in developing the world in which our hero and heroine live.

Wenhao He hewenhao — Meh. There wasn't really a plot to the story. I mean, after the Killing Dance there has been a lot of sex in the Anita Blake series but they were still interesting, with twists, long stories, full of characters, fighting, shooting... this story was just dumb. The only reason it even got an OK from me was because i haven't read an Anita Blake novel in so long that I was just happy to get my hands on another one. I hope Danse Macabre is better.

Zyla Courtney zyla — A great and revealing look at the rock band of all rock bands. The Bible for any wannabe rocker.