Lịch Sử Việt Nam Bằng Tranh - Tập 44: Chiến Tranh Trịnh - Nguyễn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Zhang Yi zyizy — Interesting characters and story, but there are quite a few unanswered questions that the characters and the author never seem to address (though it seems obvious questions that should be addressed to move on with the mystery of the story and to understand the tribunal who wants Delbeth) and the flow of the story jumps quite a bit. One moment the heroine, Delbeth, is carefree and intent to be a "normal" teenager, in the next she's focused on channelling her vampire side to be emotionless, and then she's back to being an immature human. I can understand that it is part of maturing and I don't mind it too much, but I do hope Delbeth will get pass this in the second book. I liked reading about Delbeth and her vampire love Galian, though it did seem to get repetitive at times in the description of their love and Delbeth's unreasonable anger with him when she's in one of her moods.

Hugh Hart hughhart — Oh yes. This is another sweet little book and you know that I love those. There are several reasons why I like this book, but let me tell you few: 1. Descriptions. I really like descriptions in this book, especially descriptions of graffiti, I could picture them in my head. 2. Poems. They're put just in right places and they're connected with story, not just some random poems. 3. POV. This story is told from Lucy's and Ed's point of view. I rarely find books that are told from girl's and boy's point of view and when I do mostly I like one more. Here I like both, equally. I could enjoy the story and get feelings from both of them. 4. Fun. This book is really funny. I laughed few times, it's silly but really funny. For example I guess love's kind of like a marshmallow in a microwave on high. After it explodes it's still a marshmallow. but, you know, now it's a complicated marshmallow. 5. The ending. I really didn't know what will happen at the end. I saw two things possibly can happen, but which one I really couldn't guess. I like this one. 6. Quotes. I read some really beautiful quotes here. I'll share some You were right. Real is better. The truth is better. It makes you feel kind of stupid, but it's better. For a while, for as long as you're looking at it, that painting is the world and you get to be in it. I like that about art, that what you see is sometimes more about who you are than what’s on the wall. I look at this painting and think about how everyone has some secret inside, something sleeping like that yellow bird. It's harder to make someone laugh than it is to make them cry. All in all, another sweet little book that you'll enjoy reading.

Martina Lo _artina_o_iudice — a very good Shakespeare play. I have been in one as Egeus and Starveling. Hermia and Lysander plan to be secretly wed, only Puck puts a sleeping potion on Lysander's eyes. not going to say all of it, though.