Món Ăn Gia Đình - Tái bản 08/10/2010 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jazzy Jeff jjh5089a04b — Very start-and-stop narration; hard to get into it since there was no flow--and lots of repetition of plot points (protagonist makes a decision, explains it to her crew who parrot it back to us/her; v trying). The author is going for the hard-boiled, first person narration, and only partly succeeds; it's hard-boiled, I guess, but it's also stuffed full of one- & two-dimensional characters whose motivations seem linked only to moving the plot forward. Hard-boiled characters can be inexplicable, but they aren't supposed to be flat--especially not in first person narration--and the 90-degree plot "turns" are not interesting or mysterious. I wasn't bored, exactly, but I wasn't engaged, either. Disappointing.

Deepak Khetan talktoda9dcb — This book talks about how hard teens lifes can be and how does it change.I love this book because is written by real teens who been through a lot.

蛙人 青 yoiamfrog7971 — Anything written by Jane Austen you know is going to be amazing, and this one was no different. However, I found myself not liking the heroine Fanny Price. She is kind and sweet but way too serious with zero personality. Great story though! Loved the twists and turns the story took.

Federico Baigorri foofede — I can't list when I read this book because I am always reading this book. It's a good life-long project. Everyone should read this -- just pick it up, open to any page, and start reading. Take your time, read it out loud, and stop worrying about whether or not it has to make some overall kind of sense. Whitman's free spirit and attention to detail can be mesmerizing and beneficial. Sound your own "barbaric yawp!"

Gabriel Mckinnon gabrielcmc5f4 — It had been a while since I had read an LDS fiction book and this book had been sitting on my shelf for about two years, ever since I left Deseret Book. I should have left it there, the story was intriguing but not intriguing enough to go and read the next two or three. I wasn't impressed with the characters at all and wish the back story, which is so crucial, to the book had been filled in. Oh well.