Nguyễn Nhật Ánh Và Tôi tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Hessa Almuhanna hessamu — Love, love, LOVED this book. IT's wacky, dark and fun to read. I need to read more of Augusten's books. He has become one of my favorite authors!

Elena Bortot elenabortot — This book is the last in the alex Rider series, which is about a 14 year old british spie. in this book alex is head down to earth in a space pod he was sent up in. he landed in the idain ocean and was prswaded by the astralian intelagenc in to one more mission. My favorit part of the book is when it talkes about his dads past.

Anna Momini annamomini — More psychedelic paranoid fun from everyone's favorite Dick. I read this entire book in a day. It's full of very clever ideas that are very entertaining to summarize. For example, there's Can-D, a drug that bored and depressed colonists chew on Mars in order to "translate" themselves into the bodies of Barbie-like dolls. There's also evolution therapy, undergone by the rich and powerful in order to skip stages of human development (although devolving is always an ominous possibility). The plot of the book deals with the threat of Can-D by a new drug on the market, Chew-Z, which is marketed with the slogan "God promises eternal life. We can deliver it." What *kind* of eternal life? And delivered by *who*?--asks the back cover of the book excitedly. That's where Palmer Eldritch comes in... but I won't spoil it for you. The last 20 pages are a little confusing, probably because I read them in my typical rushed to find out what happenned (and also partly 'cause I wanted to go to bed). This is definitely Dick at his cult-author best. Movie version soon, please (no Keanu Reeves).