Ngồi Lê "Chém Gió" tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Matthew Vargas matthewvargas — I enjoyed this book immensely. Of course, therein begs the question- how the hell could he remember it? I asked myself the same question as i was reading the Keith Richards book. Then, I quit asking and continued reading. The one thing that shone through Ozzy's book is that you can tell- he really wants to do the right thing. I can't say the same for Keith! Ozzy clearly is nuts about his wife, and during the last half of the book(and espicially during his wife's cancer battle), you get the feeling that he would've rather called it a day and watched the History Channel all day or spun Beatles records. Having delivered that, I have to say that Ozzy is great. Even though I still wonder if he doesn't have a ghost writer we don't know about( or Sharon, who should be nicknamed Superwoman), I enjoyed this book a ton.

Luis Fonseca luisfv92 — ** spoiler alert ** Oh, I waited too long to review this novel. The Beach is about a man that meets a French couple in Bankok and travels, by a hand-drawn map, to a remote, private island inhabited by only 30 adults whose goal is to form and maintain a utopian society. At first, nothing could be better. The people living on the island have specific jobs, schedules, and a mutual love for eachother. Oh, not to mention the island is breath-takingly beautiful. As in any "perfect" situation, things go a bit awry. I won't ruin anything, but it's to be expected. I rated this book a three because it was an easy, enjoyable read. Towards the end, the main character begins to hallucinate with the man that drew him the map in Bankok and then committed suicide. Though suspenseful at times, this concept confused me. I had to read, specifically the ending, two times before I fully understood what was going on, and even then I had to clear my thoughts with an online blog. What seemed unreal was indeed, real. Maybe that was the author's intention, but I just found it annoying. What brought me to this book initially was the movie, which I saw years ago and remember enjoying.

Wei Lin wv888a28c — Interesting series. It took me most of the book to like Rachel and understand the Inderlander/human world.