Người Cũ Còn Thương tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sharilyn Castillo sharilyncastillo — Have reread this so many times. Put it on your "to-read" list.

Khaye Zapatero khayezapatero — Took me over a month to complete the collection, but it was totally worth it. Each tale was equally as enthralling as the previous making it very hard to put down between chapters. Doyle's masterful writing could hold its own against any high caliber writers of today, but when you consider the time period in which the stories were written (A Study in Scarlet being published in 1887), it's even more amazing.

Loraine Vilches lorainevilches — I made the mistake of reading this while away at the beach, so I definitely want to go back and read it again when my brain is actually working. It requires more thought than I gave it. But I still liked it - definitely interesting how much my opinion of the main character changed as the book went on.

Armond Neziri _oul_rts — Martin Harris "Dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb," Lucy Harris, "Smart, smart, smart, smart, smart." Heehee. I love you, South Park. This book scared the living crap out of me. As Americans we're terrified (and rightly so, if you ask me) Middle Eastern culture, where extremism causes sexually frustrated men to take multiple wives while using religion as their validation for violence. Scary as hell. Yet it happens in our own backyards in the form of Fundamental Mormonism, and it's treated as a small inconvenience. The stories former FLDS members who describe incest, kidnapping, rape, and molestation in the FDLS church have stayed with me for over 5 years since reading this book. Then, my ears perked up when the FLDS church in Texas was raided last April, and 400+ children removed due to sexual abuse allegations. Two months later, the kids are given back. Heh. Texas justice? I think not. Someone should send the Texas judges this gripping/frightening read that just happens to be a true story ... maybe they'd think twice before handing children back to extremists. For the rest of us, mega-informative.