Mèo Con Đã Lớn Lên Như Thế! tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Bivek Dawadi biveek — mesmorizing...but not, so much, in a good way. very dark. hard to tell if i liked the characters or not. but, i guess, that's just a testiment to how well she writes...the characters are so layered that it's hard to fault them for their choices, even if they are dumb. not a huge fan of the cousin-love, though. not gonna lie.

Strange Sadhu strangesadhu — I liked this much better than RESPONSE by the same author. Here we go back and forth between two basketball star buddies from high school, one white and the other black, getting each POV with each chapter change. The premise lies with a crime gone wrong in the beginning where both are involved but only one (black) is implicated. By the time circumstances catch up to white, his dad has hired a fancy lawyer and his fate does not hang in the balance to the same extent. Thus, Volponi explores issues of race and justice along with friendship and sport. There's also the issue of silence and betrayal -- if it means saving your own ass, do you spill the beans on your friend? Some profanity keeps this book edgy for the middle school crowd, with one killer episode in the middle that seems gratuitous and covers a crazy man spewing hatred and filth on the subway. Why? It makes a "judgment call" for 8th grade classroom libraries all the dicier when it didn't have to be that way. Anyway, for reluctant readers and sports fans, a winner.

Mishael Sitsko tracer10b6c4 — Really well-written, the story follows a civilization many years after Ender's Game. The first half is amazing and there's a huge build-up but the ending / reveal doesn't match the suspense.

张 增焰 _ythiny — I read it in high school and I found the writing a little difficult to understand at times, but it is the quitessential story of heart break.