Nàng Công Chúa Và Hạt Đậu tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Anil D aniln324c — At first I had a hard time getting into the book, caring about the characters. The author didn't really make them seem alive. Then I realized it was the story of her life and that made it more interesting.

夏 存勇 a4044013114959 — Everything this book does, 1984 does better and FAR more frighteningly. Sure the idea of burning books is potent in the modern age, but destruction of language and thought itself is far, far more terrifying AND plausible in Orwell's nightmare.

Shubh Tiwari shubhangi14 — I read this many years ago and it's time to read it again.

Mandy Nguyen mandynguyen2205 — It blows my mind that Nabokov wrote this novel in something like his fourth language. His writing style is so sophisticated. In Lolita, I thought he told the story in a very direct manner and yet the overall feeling of the book seems aimless. Not easy to do.

Krishna Chaitanya chaitanyakf38f — Greer is a curvy, successful chick with a stalker and a sexy neighbor. A few thinks I would have liked to have seen in this book: a more confident heroine and a hero with a tad more alpha...he was a little bland to me. I found myself getting a little bored with the stalker story and wanted more romance and steam and more about the lingerie company...it almost seemed as though the lingerie story was thrown in as an afterthought. This is the second book I have read by this author and I will have to really be wowed with a synopsis to read another... ✳✳ Copy provided by the author/publisher for an honest review.

Sree Raj sreerajt — Somewhat predictable, but not annoyingly so.

Bubble Minion pitchfever4406 — A short, readable survey of the data for the collapse period of the 4th and 5th centuries. The author clearly shows that the end of late antiquity was anything but a peaceful drift to the early middle ages. The evidence shows virtual economic colapse and repopulation that brought the Mediterranean world back down to pre 6th century BCE levels. Highly recommended.