Ngôn Ngữ Và Văn Học, Trọn Bộ 2 Tập tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ashish Sarang sarangashish — ** spoiler alert ** 2nd in Deborah Knott series. Girl poisons father and her friend's father (Deborah's brother). Deborah helps build a house for women. A man is killed after attacking Deborah's neice, who was working on installing electricity.

Kerckhoffs Barry _arry_erckhoffs — This book is very, very different from Sarah Waters' other novels, at least to me. Tipping the Velvet and Fingersmith are also set in the Victorian era and play on tropes of Victorian literature and Victorian conventions of gender and sexuality, there's no doubt, but somehow this book is more Victorian than the other two. The focus on the female community of letters and on female writing, the fact that the plot hinges on Victorian expectations for women and charitable works, the fascination with mysticism and psychic power that's treated exactly right...all of these things add up to make this novel more engaged with the period than the other two Victorian novels. Or perhaps I only think that because this novel is engaged with high-class themes and the other two engage with low-class themes. This is my least favourite of Sarah Waters' novels, which is to say, I love it a whole lot, but it breaks my heart. Absolutely wonderful read, but I like the other ones even better.

Boris Seewald _oris_eewald — Lauren Oliver avoids the "bridge book syndrome" by keeping the 2nd book in the series fresh and exciting.