Nhanh Hơn, Khao Khát Hơn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Felix Wang felixwrh1346d9 — Karen Miller has a knack for brilliant character dynamics. Even if you don't love them, you feel what they're going through without the struggles feeling contrived. They're believable, they react in believable ways and they feel as any of us might feel. The story picks up directly from where its predecessor left off, and barrels along like a steam engine nowhere near stopping. We learn more about the history of Barl, her wall, and how everything came to be. We learn more about the two peoples. All in all, this was a really fun read.

Mar Andrea marandrea — i like this book becase ramona is brave for a first grader. i learned that you feel like you can't make it but you do.

Giri Kumar girikumar — This was a pretty good book - really amazing survival story. Jan really went through a lot and he came through alive because of his endurance and determination. I liked "The Long Walk" better but "We Die Alone" is still good. Near the end of this book I got almost a little bored. Yet it is still a great non fiction story.

Jarem Hodge jaremhdg8287 — I read this book over the course of 24 hours. The book was based on the authors observations and some interviews when available. The author was able to tie in the varied storylines quite well.

Digimake Di digimake — I thought this was a really interesting book, especially if you are familiar with Van Gogh and his work. I see that some reviewers found the book sad or depressing, but I didn't think so. The artist did suffer from mental problems, so obviously that's a big part of the story. I thought that the author provided realistic insight into Van Gogh's mind and his art. I also liked that the author tells at the end how she did her research and how much of the story was factual, because I always wonder about that when I read historical fiction. It would have been neat to have some prints included in the book so you could see the paintings to which the book refers, but I guess the reader could do some research of their own!

Umair Khalil umairkhalil — Without a doubt, the second worst book I've ever had to read. I read this for a class, of course. Stay away, unless you enjoy reading pages-long paragraphs describing a woman in the process of fainting. It's not even enjoyable to read for the purposes of mocking, as there is so much dull prose to wade through to get to the truly ridiculous parts. James Fenimore Cooper's presence in American literature is only redeemed by the fact that Mark Twain made fun of him so well: http://ww3.telerama.com/~joseph/coope...