Nhật Ký Trong Tù - Tái bản 2012 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mick Finn mickfinn — I learned that life isn't fair and anyone who says differently is selling something. I learned that when you really love someone, you tell them so in every sentence you write. I learned not to wear wigs in drafty halls. I learned that packing is an art form. I learned to spread my arms and legs out when falling in snowsand to slow myself down. I learned how to say "Booooooooooooooo" in several languages. I learned that it's possible to have fat thumbs. I learned that riding with four horses and switching between them as you ride will give you greater speed. I learned that true love is the greatest thing in the world, except for cough drops. I'll stop there.

Chris Scoggins chrisscoggins — I'm having a really difficult time getting into this book. I read the first couple of chapters and lost interest pretty quickly, even though I love the fantasy genre. I haven't been able to bring myself to actually read the whole thing, hence the missing rating. It just didn't hook me fast enough. I will give it another look eventually, but I'm sort of... stuck.

Kathleen Kielar kmkielar — WITH SPOILERS!! The reason I'm writing this before my more detailed review of City of Bones is because I have no wish to reread City of Ashes. Now onto my review (Edit: more like synopsis): Simon's a vampire. There's some chick named Maia. Clary can draw runes. Jace and Clary have known each other less than a month and their love is so strong that it overrides the fact that they think they're related. A fairy queen makes Jace and Clary kiss. Alec loves Magnus. Maryse and the Inquisitor are such b***hes that I actually felt sorry for Jace (a little). And Clary blew up a ship. That's all that you really need to know. Cassandra Clare, stop trying to be J.K. Rowling! EDIT: I realize I probably should have said why I think she's ripping-off Rowling. It's less that I think she steals ideas or characters from Rowling (although apparently she does); it's more her style of writing. For some reason that I can't explain, it seems like Clare is trying to copy Rowling's style. It could just be my imagination though.

Melissa Galvão melissagalvao — Cute, humorous tale. Would recommend for all parents of sweet, friendly, well-intentioned, yet troublesome puppies.

Piero Covinos covidesign — Such a great story. Opened your eyes to way things were and maybe still are to some degree in the South. Would read it again.