Ngày Cuối Trong Đời Socrates (Tái Bản 2018) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ragu Pathi _oombot — this book is one of the best books in my collection. I loved the writing style,the specifice discreptions and i was already in love with the characters from the previouse book . i recomend everyone to ready,because it combines romance with tragdey and spice it up with little bet of action . thisis truely a book you can sink your teeth in it for hours and hours.

Jordi Mateo _aotiko_tyle — Well, I had seen this book on the must read lists and had people tell me what a wonderful book this was. That it was very emotional and made them cry etc. Maybe it is me but I didnt care for this book. I consider myself a spiritual person not a religious person maybe that was the problem. There were catholic references made so maybe that made me feel left out. Who knows. Please enlighten me because this book didnt.

Rou Gu 864605321593b — i liked it. it was really scary and bloody to me, lots of dying ...felt like when she didn't have anything left for a character to contributs to the main story line, they died. the freaks/eaters/muties were super creepy to me. i like the idea and the world building was believable to me than other dystopian/post-apocolyptic books i've read.

Alex Yip alexanderyip — I listened to this which was interesting as each character was read by a different actor. The story is a page turner though the ending left me a bit flat. I really enjoy Picoult's use of language and descriptions. The characters were a bit difficult to believe at times, but the story was charged enough to ignore the extreme nature of a few of them.

Tim Classics omgclassics — Brian told me and told me I would love it, and I did. It made me wish I had grown up in the 50s and smoked all the time. Also that I could draw. Also that I could fly, or at least pick locks, or escape from coffins. I can do none of these things, so thank goodness for literature.

闫 莹 buptyanying3aeb — This is one of those books that had a huge impact on me (I look at it as a milestone in my life). When I first read this book I was young, probably 5th grade, and it really rocked my world. Holden's was one of the first literary voices that I identified with strongly, and I felt our internal worlds were so well matched that he was almost a friend. I re-read it a couple of years ago and found it less meaningful, but still a great read. If you're a fan of Salinger, check out 9 Stories or Franny and Zoe, as they are counted among some of my favorite books.