Nguyễn Duy - Tuyển Thơ Lục Bát tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Felix Ortiz fomg — Wow! Mac takes you for a ride. Mac is a heroine I can love. She's imperfect and unrepentant. She is who she is and the best part is that she is like all the rest of us. She didn't mean to get into this situation but now that she is she has adapted. Like the first human to walk upright, or the first creature to use a tool she has become this new being not out of desire but out of necessity. Mac has spent her life just happy to get by but has found that when you're the only one capable of doing something well it's almost criminal for you to sit back and let others flounder along. I look forward to finishing the fever series. I am using all my will not to skip ahead to the last book. I am waiting on the 4th in the series to be delivered and unfortunately I already have the last book.

Giovanni Moréno accounts6bcc — What's not to love about our friends from Botswana?! I had found the last couple a little tiresome, so took a break, and haven't read any for a while, great idea, as reading this one felt like reacquainting myself with old friends! To be sure, there's not masses of substance, but with characters like Precious and Mr JLB Matekoni to keep you company, does it really matter?!

Jp Jiepin jiepin — I'm so glad I stumbled onto this imaginative steam-punk series. I loved the protagonist, a fictionalized Sir Richard Francis Burton, his side-kick, an equally fictionalized Algernon Charles Swinburne, and their adventures in this alternate Victorian England, complete with genetically modified animals, steam engine-propelled penny farthings and flying rotochairs (view spoiler). I loved the inclusion of so many personalities of the time, such as Charles Darwin, Florence Nightingale and Oscar Wilde, and the allusions to others like Edgar Allen Poe's C. Auguste Dupin and Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes. Though a few points of the novel bogged down with speeches on the nature of man in relation to the ethics of the technological advances occurring, the pacing builds nicely throughout the book and climaxes in a rip-roaring crescendo. I am very much looking forward to reading the sequel, The Curious Case of the Clockwork Man.