Mỗi Ngày 10 Ý Tưởng Rèn Luyện "Cơ Bắp" Sáng Tạo tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Eleanor Bourke eleanorbourke — Set in pre-1952 Revolution Egypt, Yusuf Idris tells the story of one of the many foreign owned farms of that time. The story is based on revealing the class stratification, ranging from the migrant workers (who are so downtrodden they sleep behind the barns, in more squalid conditions), the peasants and the owners/managers/bureaucrats. As the upper-level investigator tries to determine who committed the crime of killing a child, he and those around him naturally turns to the lowest caste. However, when no likely culprit ends up there he begins to suspect all of those around him (even his own daughter). Luckily, the story doesn't turn into an everyone destroying everyone else because of their suspicions. Instead, it focuses on how those fears gnaw at a person and cause subtle changes in a community. What I really enjoyed is that even though the suspect ends up being a member of the migrant class (although of different circumstances than expected), Idris doesn't just get to it. Instead, he shows how all castes have their sinners, its just that within a given group those sins are ignored (or gossiped about). Only then is the cause of the crime revealed.

Oam Stityuthakarn _s — fascinating people. easy read. humanizing tale of these journalists

Joost Van jvg — I read this book in 2 days and really enjoyed it. A nice costco find that I would read again.

Job Leyva _ob_eyva — I adore this book. My first taste of Hornby and I wanted to marry the man. His use of pop culture, especially music, references was so great! To me, as a big music fan, I loved trying to keep up with him. I also loved that Hornby is British. There's nothing better than witty British authors.

Brett Golliff bgolliff — One of the best books I have read. Gilbert writes in a way that makes you feel like you went on the journey with her, or at least inspires you to take your own! Very funny characters/moments too.

Mark Ashcroft markashcroft — The book was okay. It was nice to see such a strong, independant female character. The last 2 pages almost ruined it for me though. The whole bit about what the characters are doing in the future... yeah, that whole part was very "cheesy" and completely uneccessary. If she wanted to leave the story for another book she should have just left it for another book and not mentioned it. Otherwise the book was fine.