Nghi Quỹ Tu Trì - Phật Vô Lượng Thọ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Heizen Issa _eizen_ssa — I am so glad that Kagawa decided to give us this last glimpse into the world of Meghan, Puck, Ash and friends and through the POV of Ash this time. I honestly loved everything there was to love about this book. Ash's struggles, his pain, his heartache, his loss, his love, his insight, his compassion, his forgiveness, his understanding, his conscience, his strength....I could go on all day. Did I mention the other characters as well? We get to see some familiar old faces, Grim, The Big Bad Wolf (yay!) and some new ones as well, each memorable and awesome in only the way Kagawa can create. I loved Ash's journey throughout this book with Puck and Grim by his side. I love that we get the ending we so longed for in The Iron Queen although maybe not quite what we all expected. I am looking forward to the spin off series featuring Ethan (Meghan's brother) and what Kagawa creates next to enchant us with. All in all this was a fabulous read giving us a chance to glimpse inside the mind and heart of the Ice Prince.

Mayeenul Islam mayeenulislam — This book started off pretty great. I loved it at the beginning. I mean, the H/h, the setting, the plot, it all had great potential to be developed into a amazing book. But as the book progressed, I found myself not loving it so much anymore. You see, Sable had the kind of character that I liked seeing in a heroine. She was witty, funny, strong and all. But one thing I really couldn't stand was that she gave in to her desire too easily. When they were about to make love, she started thinking about how he hated her and stuff like that. So how did she actually continue everything? I mean, she had those thoughts, but yet, she just forgot it. I dunno how she does it. Maybe it's just me... As for Kain, I loved him. I mean, he was hot, rich, and so nice! Though he could be annoyingly arrogant, he was still such a gentleman and still so sweet. He was really nice to this other girl, I can't remember her name, Sable's co-worker? Anyway, though she was like all agog over him, he wasn't mean or just brushed her off cos of her young age. He was actually nice to her! I dunno, it just surprised me. Moving on, the reason I felt this story wasn't that good was mainly because it was pretty rushed and I have no idea why they even loved each other. It doesn't even make sense. In no way at all, did Kain even do anything sweet or just romantic towards Sable. But all of a sudden, he claims he's in love with her. I was just like, what?? As for Sable, I have no idea how just sleeping with a guy can make you fall in love with that person. Like, at least she could have sth about how she fell in love with him. I mean, its a little weird isn't it? A man comes up to you, is super nice to you. Both you are attracted to each other, fine. Then he suddenly starts bringing up your past and all those stuff. Next, he blackmails you. You sleep with him once and you think omg I'm gonna fall in love with him. Isn't it more of a fall in lust? I dunno, it didn't do it for me. How do you fall in love with someone who is so freaking mean to you? I dunno, it just didn't do it for me. I mean, if he was even a little nice to her, instead of just plain mean, I could accept it. I mean, what does she have to love him? The side that he shows her is mean and arrogant, but I can live with arrogant. But mean?? Seriously?? But one thing I really liked was when he made her stay even after Brent came back. I dunno, that was honestly the only thing that made me feel that he did love her or at least feel something really strong towards her. One more thing that I liked was their early banter. It was entertaining to read and I certainly enjoyed it. All in all, this could have been a good book, but because of the rushed pace and it not being able to convince me that they really loved each other, I didn't love it as much as I hoped to do. Considering that this was a HP book, I must say it was pretty disappointing.

Maureen Bol maureenbol — Liked the interplay of characters in this book. LOVED more Edward in the whole of the book versus "New Moon". More character development on many levels in this book. Still not a "great" literary work but definitely a good read. I couldn't put any of the first three books down - took me less than a week to read the first three.

Marta Karpinska martakarpinska — Reamde is interesting and has a lot of potential (as it should being a 900+ page book), but Stephenson introduces a lot of elements in his eloquent and descriptive long-windedness that never really pay off. Speaking of pay off, as the story builds to an exciting conclusion the actual ending is anti-climactic and while I enjoyed the epilogue, it did little to elucidate the final moments. The basic plot involves a billionaire with a shady past who figures out how to launder his money by creating a popular MMORPG (like World of Warcraft). Through a series of crazy plot twists and turns his niece ends up in the company of jihadists who intend to use her family to cross the U.S.-Canadian border and wreak havoc on the United States. While the MMORPG features prevalently in the beginning of the book as a way to get the plot moving this book is less about virtual reality and computer games and more about homeland security. Reamde may appear to be an intimidatingly long read, but its long chapters are broken up by frequent breaks/POV changes every 5-10 pages.