Mật Ngữ 12 Chòm Sao - Mật Ngữ Bạch Dương tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

肖 杨杨 eddie_y — So... I read this book around the time it came out because I was in eighth grade. I reread it recently, and it still remains one of my favorite imprisonment stories because gosh darn it, she manages to keep some humour about her imprisonment, even though the six years have taken their toll on her. The descriptions of everything in China during the Cultural Revolution was exquisitely done, and I got swept up in the history. I actually believe that this book influenced me in choosing the modern history of China as one of my areas of study at University.

Ahmed Ata aatta2001 — Eat, Pray, Love Started listening to the audio version of this autobiographic exploration of self and the world (including at least 2 places I'd love to immerse myself in, probably all three) but ran out of time. Will definitely sign it out again. Love the concept and author's style.

Utku Basaran utkubasaran — I'm having a hard time figuring out why I did not enjoy this book as much as I thought I would. It is satirical, witty, and ironic but it just never grabbed me. In the end, I think it was the writing style. It was not smooth. I had to read several pages twice and when I went back I realized I had missed really important details that should have been climactic. This book did not mesh with my brain, which is a shame because I love the premise. It is about a botched Armageddon where good and evil and all the archetypes in between are anthropomorphized into flawed and comical characters. I particularly enjoyed the personification of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Ricardo Ceballos ceballos27 — Book #24 of 2009 Another fun "paranormal Scottish Romance". And, since I borrowed "Braveheart" from the library (A sad movie!) yesterday and watched it, it was a little easier to hear the Scottish accent in my head. Also, Hardwick de Studley of "Tall Dark and Kilted" (Book #23) makes several appearances as does Bran of Barra, (who was also made appearances in "Tall Dark and Kilted" and is even getting his own book sometime next year), so that was fun too. I own this book

Michelle Williams _oneyin_lanya — You can't help falling in love with the characters in this book. Liesel and Rudy, Hans and Rosa and Max became very dear to me. I truly loved reading this book, and especially loved the author's amazing usage of metaphor. It made reading the story a rich experience...plus the fact that the narrator is "Death" himself really added an interesting perspective. I was given a different view of what it was like for Germans themselves living during WWII, and my heart ached at the end. Definitely a book I'd like to read again sometime, or perhaps even add to my personal library. The reason I only gave it 4 stars was because the epilogue was a disappointment to me. I wanted more detail and felt cheated that I didn't get to know more about the lives of my beloved characters' in the years that followed.

Kieron Garlic kieron519a — Rich people complaining-how exciting. I just read this again and liked alot more.