Luyện Giải Đề Trước Kỳ Thi Đại Học 3 Miền Bắc Trung Nam - Ngữ Văn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lee Stokes blackbertie07290b — Briggs is a good author and weaves a good tale. She's found real success with the Mercy Thompson books, but from reading the introduction to this novel it's pretty easy to tell her heart lies with more traditional fantasy. Basic plot: Aralorn and Wolf must figure out who put the Lyon of Lambshold into a death-like state before it's too late. This story reminded me a bit of a locked-room mystery. There are only so many people who could be involved, so it's a matter of figuring out who among them is guilty. There are a few heavy-handed moments from the author (methinks the author tries to deny this person's guilt too much), but it's all in all a good story.

Gabriele Torricelli torricelli — Kiss My Tiara: How To Rule the World as a Smartmouth Goddess was entertaining! I loved her honesty, focus on laughter and ALL of her grandma's quotes. It was also refreshing to hear her speak of other women..."offering inspiration, wit and tools for intelligent resistance". My favorite take away was "happiness is not a commodity". Happiness comes and goes. Right before finishing the final chapter I read an article about Women's Rights in Afghanistan and how their rights are not changing. The women and girls are still unable to go outside their home without permission from a male, unable to deny their husband, women are still sold, beaten or killed if caught leaving an abusive husband and gang raped in front of family members as peace offerings. My heart truly hurts for women that face these acts and for all women not free. So with these thoughts fresh in my mind I finished reading the last chapter. I was not laughing as I had throughout the other chapters instead I was grateful for having freedom and choices. Gilman ended the book perfectly with another quote from her grandma, "The world will be more heartbreaking than you know, and more beautiful than you'll ever imagine."

Jane Park janeparkdesign — I love Camus. His works are intense and amazing to read. From the Publisher A haunting tale of human resilience in the face of unrelieved horror, Camus' novel about a bubonic plague ravaging the people of a North African coastal town is a classic of twentieth-century literature.