Nhà Nhân Tướng Học ( Tuyển Tập Tiểu Phẩm 11 Tác Giả Tuổi Trẻ Cười - Tập 1 ) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Talita Sannalber talitasannf91a — I did not know you could make the financial crisis boring (I have a warped definition of fun, haha), but this guy pulled it off. Oye.

Tung Nguyen nguyentung_ — This book (and the other three in the original story arc) were totally formative literary experiences for me as a kid. Something about Ender just totally GOT ME. I was in LOVE with the character. I read all the books many many times. I even did a speech from Speaker for the Dead for a monologue in drama in high school. Yikes. But I hadn't read any of them in years--probably, around 10 years or so since I last re-read--and I was curious to know what I'd think of them now. Reading this book now, I was reminded of all the things I found so compelling when I read it the first time... mostly, that all the interpersonal insights and descriptions of what goes on inside the characters' heads are just so damn POIGNANT. But now, everything seemed just a LITTLE trite, and the writing style was just a LITTLE too simple and obvious. Card actually talks about this in the author's introduction to this edition--kinda gets defensive actually in reaction to more "literary" criticism of his work. But I guess this is occasionally the problem with scifi--great ideas, mediocre wordsmithing. But ultimately, in this book, the ideas are enough. It's hard to say, but I am pretty sure I would not like this book as much as I did when I was a kid if I read it for the first time now. I know I've recommended it to a lot of book buffs over the years, and still would do so, but you have to be able to approach the book in a certain way to appreciate it, I think.

Aure Pavi aurepavi — While not as good as the first in the outlander series, this is a must read as it answers a lot of questions and lays out the groundwork for the next book. Diana Gabaldon is amazing! ♥ Jammie ♥