Lịch Sử Văn Minh Trung Hoa tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Carol Cc _arol_arosone_ruz — I have to confess, I don't get the allure of these "Fly Guy" books. But if you have a son in Kinder or so, I bet he will love them. We are reading and re-reading about 4 different ones right now. This one is my favorite of the bunch. Tedd Arnold writes other kids' books too, and we have a few that we've borrowed from the library.

Oleksa Shkliar _skelo — I know, there were only 50 pages left... but it would have been 50 pages of torture! I feel bad saying this... but this book was horrible. I thought it was going to be okay because the first chapter was decent but... meh... just... meh. The writing was horrible, the characters were horrible, the plot points were horrible... BLARGH! The horribleness of this book is seeping into my review. The author did not give the reader benefit of the doubt... practically spelling and explaining everything out for them, sometimes repeating information over and over again. This wasn't really mystery or suspense because it was all taken out. Hopefully the author can revise a lot before the book comes out because it needs a lot of revising. The dialogue and relationships are fake and not believeable. Things happen too fast and most of the stuff that does happen I'm not able to see happening. Not the stealing of the soul or anything, I can make myself believe that, but the freedom this kid has and his ability to do so much, it's just inconceivable. But really what killed me was the writing... just... ugh... I can't say anything except noises of frustration and disgust. The writing was basic... there we go. Every action had to be explained and repeated and over analyzed, which I hate in a book. I mean, some things need to be explained, but the author needs to trust that the reader will get it. And apparently this author doesn't trust his reader. Trust: The Anti-drug bad book.

Migle M olowek — I was impressed how the author could take such an intereisting protagonist and such improbable situations and make the readers see it all as normal. At first I thought it was just about the family and his sexual orientation. But, then I realized that it was rally about a search for his own identity.

Luc Minarro lucminarro — Another wonderful addition to the Hunger Games series. I still think Catching Fire is the best of three, but Mockingjay was great. I wasn't entirely satisfied with the ending, but it will do. Collins is willing to sacrifice beloved characters; I like that. No one really escapes unscathed. In general, I thought the Hunger Games trilogy was a well-timed commentary on the lengths people will go to for power. I'd call it a 4.5 star series.