Nguyễn Đình Thi - "Ôi Đất Việt Yêu Dấu Ngàn Năm" tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ray Bao 49802774939f — my first book taken out with my new library card :-) really enjoying it so far. very strong narrative voice, with a great deal of humor.

Chang Yahan mavis0210 — Very close to perfection. The choice of title is enough to recommend the book. It's the story of a man collecting his family history--centered on a mining engineer's family and his travels from Leadville, CO to old Mexico and Idaho. Stegner's rendering of Mexico was absolutely stunning. I re-read that chapter from time to time and it inevitably draws me in to reading the entire book again. Stegner touches on the friction between social classes, the moral bankruptcy of the late 19th century mining industry and the tumble of debris that inevitably stops at a fixed "angle of repose."

Egor Ilyin action3d — A very well written book and series ..def a classic... a good readable series

Harry Zinc doublehenr2096 — This series of Poirot stories is very well written, with intriguing plots and well developed characters. The fact that these stores are written from the perspective of Hastings creates some interesting narrative tension at times, as you start to engage with his frustrations or get annoyed at his apparent naivety. The entire approach of the Poirot character to detective work is rather different to that of other fictional crime fighters. As a fan of the Sherlock Holmes stories, I found it an odd change to get used to. It is what makes the character unique though. It was the first time I had read any of Agatha Christie's writing, and to be honest, I found her writing style quite difficult to get into sometimes -- I think this is because it is more rich and formal than I am used to. One criticism I would have is that the stories do seem to run on somewhat. There are periods of time when the plots seem to have little momentum, and it can be hard to keep going. Nonetheless, I am glad I read this book. Thoroughly enjoyed, and I hope to read more of Poirot's adventures in the future.

Claudio Pinto cayo548 — Magic eye books are either fun (if you can get it) or frustrating (if you don't). For those who don't know what it is, it's a type of optical illusion images, you have to cross your eye or focus on a far away object while staring at the page and a 3D illusion will appear.