Nghìn Lẻ Một Đêm (Bộ 2 Cuốn - Bìa Cứng) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sara Paglioni _ara_aglioni — Hold Still is a book about living wrapped up in the story of suicide. Caitlin's best friend, Ingrid, commented suicide unexpectedly. We meet Caitlin the summer after this event which is also the summer before her junior year of high school. The concept of using Ingrid's journal - discovered by Caitlin by chance - to touch back on events in the girls' past worked beautifully. It allowed the reader to connect with Ingrid in a way that simple exposition would not have afforded. There are illustrations in the book - not too many - that also allow the reader to form a connection. Secondary characters are well-written and well-used. Caitlin's parents are extremely well-received and function as adults with purpose. Her friend, Dylan, serves a dual purpose. Her friend and something-more, Taylor, is a sweet boy with such earnest connections. Smart, quiet, well-crafted book.

Rino Cote rcote — This was horrible for me. I understand that this was a stand alone and was quite different from the Rizzoli & Isles series, but this was by far the worst I've read by her. If I would have read this first and not the other series, I would have never picked any of her books up! I hated the plot, the story itself, the characters were flat and dull, the ending was horrible, and just everything altogether for me was total yuck! Prostitutes, non human babies/tumors thingies, ER night shift, everyone blaming someone else for others' mistakes, Newton Mass. (stolen or I guess inspired R&I series), burying people alive, prolonging life. This all had a good premesis and then when it comes down to actually reading it, I was dreading it! I should have just put it down and it should've just stayed down. Oh well, wasn't my cup of tea.

Nicole Jung josysangelad56 — Another one of my all-time favorites.