Lịch Cát Tường Bách Linh 2014 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Alicja Mans iamf858 — This is one of those books that make me think of irony. I've avoided "war" books because I tend to read mostly for escape and entertainment and I don't enjoy stories about wars. I do love historical fiction and this was offered to me for my honest review so I thought I might as well take a chance on it. The first thing I learned was that this isn't really a book about war ~ it's a book about people. The author has written some compelling characters that are exactly the kind I prefer. These aren't marshmallow fluff characters that leave you feeling as if you may need to visit the dentist because they are just a tad too sweet - too perfect to actually walk planet Earth. Annaliese is basically in rebellion against her parents, her government and her faith. Christophe is so angry at what has happened that one of the first things we see him do is try and destroy a poster of the Kaiser - his mind full of thoughts about how the army was lied to and betrayed by the people who led them into the war. Another reason I don't much like "war" books is because I would like to keep all the horrible scenes and issues in the past - thinking it has no relevance on life today. I cringed more than once as I read the well-meaning Annaliese describe to Christophe why socialism was the right thing for Germany. Too often her speeches, along with those of her mentor, Jurgen, could have been ripped from today's headlines. What surprised me the most was how much I liked this book. It put a human face on a difficult period in Germany's history. Christophe's love and dedication to Annaliese wasn't conditional. He didn't stop caring for her because her views were different, or when she did things he didn't approve of. In many ways I think his love was a great example of how God loves us - patiently, completely and for who we are. This book featured wonderful characters that exhibited great strength as well as weaknesses. I think it was one of the best books I've read so far this year and I thank Tyndale House for providing it to me in exchange for my honest review.

Krazelle Escarrilla krazelle — ** spoiler alert ** I loved wake from the moment i picked it up. It was so origional. I couldnt wait for the next and... here it was. fade. The story was excellent and i can't wait for the next. The one thing that i forgot about is the writing style. I forgot how it was and it sort of put me off but the story is amazing despite the lack of detail. I was devistated at the end when I found out that she was losing her sight. I cant wait to see what this series has to come up next!

Alexandra Horvath horvathsandra — More about India that I had ever known. Plus I fell in love with Hari Kumar and have always wanted to met a man who could match him.

Thomas Neumann _homas_eumann — It wasn't awful, but I just couldn't get into it. Everytime I felt like things were moving and I was starting to get interested, it shifted narrators and/or timeframes.