Nhà Đầu Tư Thông Minh (Tái Bản 2016) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Gabriela Mussuto gabimussuto — I read this in an effort to read what the general public reads. Piccoult's newest novel has typos and sloppy writing, but the sensational story of a high school shooting makes for a page turner.

Milan Milan duomoderato — ** spoiler alert ** The second book in the Mortal Instruments series is provocative, dramatic, shocking, intense--everything the first book was and more. It includes foreshadowing that stirs your thoughts, causing you to reorganize the pieces to the puzzle, creating a totally new (yet still unclear) image. It also includes several temptations--of power, of forbidden love, of blood, and bloodshed. And, of course, there are countless twists in this book--some predictable, some not, but all add up to create this amazing, addicting, entertaining series. City of Ashes is definite four-star material, verging on five. It's almost as if the brother-sister relationship between Clary and Jace is necessary in order for readers to grasp just how impossible their love is. Think about books like Twilight, Eternal, Vampire Academy, The Host, Evernight, etc. The relationship(s) presented obvious problems, but none of them were quite impossible. Clary and Jace's relationship is completely hopeless because nothing can change the blood that flows through their veins. They are and always will be siblings. The action was intense. Like a movie, Cassandra Clare switched views between characters during fighting scenes. It was so gripping and addicting and . . . indescribable. Death was everywhere. Pain was, too. Do I need to actually write about what City of Ashes was about? Valentine captures the soul-sword with the intent of using it to control otherworldly demons and create a better army than before. Meanwhile, Clary is stuck between boys. That is Simon and her brother Jace. Simon is her new boyfriend (?) but she still has feelings for Jace. Somehow they must overcome all this weirdness and face Valentine and his new army of Stronger Demons. SPOILERS AHEAD! Simon becomes an active part in the Downworld when he becomes a vampire. He, Clary, and Jace are all oddities compared to others of their likeness. Simon is a vampire that surivives the sunlight. Clary is the only Shadowhunter with the ability to create new runes. Jace has some superShadowhunter strength that comes directly from the angel, as the Queen of the Seelie Court said. Jace shocks readers by saving Simon from certain death. Simon shocks us by giving up Clary. On her way to tell the truth to Jace, he, too, gives her up, swearing that from now on he'll be her brother and only that. The epilogue ends with a major cliffhanger. I'm hoping by the next book everything is cleared up between Jace and Clary. But that is unlikely. EXTRA! Playlist Baby, It's Fact by Hellogoodbye

Lilian Manita lilianmanita — I adore this book. It is filled with symbolism and lush narrative. It is sweet and gentle and adventurous and thoughtful. Toss in a dash of humor while you're at it, and some romance for good measure. At least 100 times while reading it, I thought to myself that it would make a wonderful movie, because I could so easily see what the author had described.

Ruka Hung rukahung — I really enjoyed this. Her writing is so musical. Also very sort of mysterious--I feel like I'm out in the misty moors reading this stuff. I recommend this for anyone who writes lyrics for sure, plus fans of the Brontes.

Altankhuyag Bayasgalan bayasgalan2711 — I thought this book was crap.

I Zxf iamzxf61 — The Oklahoma tie drew me. The novel narrative kept me. I read Grisham's fiction in high school, back when The Firm was new and he was setting standards for legal mysteries. This is better than his best fiction -- and much, much scarier.