Modern Vietnamese - Tiếng Việt Hiện Đại (Tập 1) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

German Ahumada germanahumada — Downham handles this painful subject exceptionally well - The book is heartwrenching and tragic, yet never dips into melodrama (except, perhaps, for the unfailingly faithful boyfriend who almost falls into the category of too-good-to-possibly-be-true) the writing (especially the descriptions) is absolutely beautiful and the main character is completely real - sometimes angry and shallow, sometimes caring and strong. Painful yet hopeful, unflinchingly honest and ultimately as much about life as it is about death.

Mayumi Chechina mi_co — The writing is good, but the story jumps back and forth all over the place in a less than effective way. I found it distractingly preachy as well. By the end I was just reading to finish the book, not because I really cared much about the outcome.

Sarah Jones sarahjonesbad8 — Several charachter's stories weave with eachoter in this book making it an interestng read. It may sound scattered to delve into a couple different stories, but the yintermingle and it flows well and is cohesive. It is based around some reporters, but it is a good read for anyone.

Vanesa Rocha vanesarocha — Very illluminating. The chapter written by editor Mr Foster is far and away the most evocative and compelling and clear

André Kuhlmann _uhl_esign — A reread, but like new because I could remember barely anything! Only a couple of the major plot twists even rung a bell. Which was awesome. Not often that you get to read an awesome book twice for the first time. Maybe I can manage a third time in another decade or so when all seven books are finally out. :) Now moving on to truly uncharted territory. Even though I said I wouldn't read any more until the series is finished, I'm going to go ahead and read the three remaining released books. What with the hype surrounding the TV show and the books, I'm sick of avoiding spoilers!