Liêu Trai Chí Dị (Hộp 5 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Bruce Ortiz bruceortizd340 — another fun Hemingway story! This one is cool because it hits closer to home: ocean, fishing, etc. The great part in this is the chapter about catching the Marlin. It is a fantastic ride for the reader.

Sofía Grasso _ofiagrasso — Anne Lamott is hilarious, wise, and full of inspiration.

Estúdio Amatam estudio_ — I'm reading this right now with my kids. It's based on Fast Food Nation, and it has the same wide scope. I've been skipping around a bit, but in general, the kids really like it. Also, like Fast Food Nation, some parts are more tedious than others. If you read it with a class, I suggest skipping around.

Yushi Li lys25533bf0 — Although I have nothing new to offer by ways of "reviewing" Lear -- because, really, how can any offer a thorough and worthwhile critique of Shakespeare? One that can fit in this box? -- I will join with the fray and say how much I was awed by it. As I am in the middle of a Shakespeare course, one that rolls through the tragedies before you can beg for mercy from the gods, I was worried that I would overlook Lear. But, in comparison to his other tragedies, Lear just offers you such a different perspective. It truly introduces women onto the stage (the women we've seen before are really minor, with no real desires or voice); Lear is not a young, strapping protag, at the height of his strength, but an aging King. There's so much more to say -- here we see some of the most evil and horrifying villains in Shakespeare and they are not mystical creatures or madmen, they are the sons and daughters of dependent parents; here we see the heartbreaking power of love, as Lear dies believing Cordelia stirs; and here we see the power of words, as Shakespeare gives us our worst nightmare and still makes it a joy to consume.

Ted Nordlander tednordlander — De beste historische fictie ooit. Graves weet de perfecte balans te vinden tussen fictie en waarheid.

Alceu Chiesorin _ — Weird book. There were five or six different character/storylines that sometimes crossed. Ultimately, none of the questions about any of the characters are answered. Unless, like I said, I missed the big philosophical message. Which is entirely possible. Sad, scary, totally gross at some points. Really boring and wordy in others. Not recommended for people with kids!