Nhà Có Cô Con Gái - Tập 5 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mar Andrea marandrea — Loved this heartfelt tale of inner conflict. a must read for any woman!

Mon P iammonnn — I had a slightly hard time getting into this book, but once I got through it, I enjoyed it thoroughly. Definitely not your standard book of poems. It's the source of the title for the Tom Robbins novel "Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates".

Melissa Martin mlssamrtn — 4.5 out of 5 rating Born at Midnight had me hooked pretty much from the beginning. For some reason, the way the story was written just flowed nicely for me. The characters were all so great! I loved Kylie! She reminded me a lot of how I was at her age. I drifted between groups and while I was not the type to date a bunch of guys or party, my close friends were. And I loved her humor! I totally identified with her. The love triangle was another great part of the story. Sometimes I feel that I get tired of the love triangle, but I didn't in this story. And I can usually easily pick out which boy I would choose, but Derek and Lucas are way too hard to chose between! The nice, safe guy or the hot, passionate guy--who to choose? And I can't wait to see who Kylie does choose! The other secondary characters are great too. Kylie's roommates are fun. Miranda and Della definitely provide their own entertainment in the story and Holiday, the camp leader seems like the older sister I always wanted to have. There are so many questions I have left, in a good way. Just what is Kylie? And what's up with Lucas? And who will Kylie choose--Derek or Lucas? I can't wait for the next book in the series, Awake at Dawn to come out in October!!

Florin Toma _uardianof_ight — Tras varios libros clásicos, encontré esta novela de la que había oído hablar en la prensa en una de mis visitas a librerías con Juan Mari. Después de algún desengaño con este tipo de novelas mediáticas, decidí darles una nueva oportunidad. Y a fe que ha merecido la pena! En primer lugar sorprende la insultante juventud del autor y su formación (licenciado en física teórica). El título del libro se ajustaba sin embargo a ella. Es la historia de una única vida, contada a través de las historias de dos números primos, dos personajes complejos, pero muy creíbles. Dos personajes muy dispares, unidos por sendos traumas infantiles, unidos por su aislamiento del mundo. Incapaces de mostrar sus sentimientos, aman, sufren como el resto del mundo, que no comprenden ni les comprende. Me parece muy acertada la metáfora con la que Giordano describe a Mattia y Alice. Dos números primos, no relacionados con ningún otro, aislados. Pero que tiene capacidad de sentir al otro, dentro de su soledad. El final probablemente no gustará a todo el mundo, y sin embargo creo que es lo que busca el autor. Una magnífica novela para entender y sobretodo respetar a las personas introvertidas, distintas a las que acostumbramos a tratar. De esas novelas que es difícil dejar de leer una vez que las empiezas...