Những Bài Giảng Văn Chọn Lọc Lớp 12 - Tập 1 (Luyện Thi Tốt Nghiệp THPT, Cao Đẳng Và Đại Học) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Roy Smher roismher — This is definitely the best book by Palahniuk that I have read, although my list is only comprised of three. It is also the first one I read, which leads me to wonder if that is why I like it the most. His novels are all similarly dark, and mostly hopeless...in other words, they have no happy endings.

Rodrigo Dias rodrigodias — A little bit of science, an intriguing dose of history and a big scoop of adventure. The plot kept me turning pages, and I have to say I enjoyed the read. There wasn't a lot of substance to the story and none of the characters had enough depth to make them memorable.

Tomy Tomy _eallifestudio — Abercrombie continues to impress as Robert Howard's heir apparent ... and so much more. On the surface, his work reads like the best of Howard's Conan work ... gritty and pulpy. But, underneath is some seriously deep and meaningful wordcraft. With every book, he explores the rich psychological life of his characters in a way that is incredibly unique and engaging. He makes you care for characters who should be wholly repugnant. Abercrombie is at the very top of my must read list. He is one of a handful of authors whose work I pre-order, site unseen.

Terry Joev terryjoev — Loved the resurrection men concept, reminding me how remarkable it was that scientists appreciated the value in understanding anatomy for the benefit of future generations. I often wonder - is there any frontier left to explore in the same manner? Any set of constructs waiting to be uncovered by the brave work of individuals willing to reject the current set(s) of social acceptabilities? Can such rigid thought even exist in our world the way that it used to? I have to believe.there is. I think it is largely folly to delude myself into thinking that our generation is that different from any other. New technologies create new contexts to exist in and new spaces to explore, but under it all we still build tree houses to get closer to our Gods, hold wishing stones with a strange sense that they cast more truth into the world than anything else weve ever clung to, and weave stories like spiders - catching the silly folks that stumble into our lives. Maybe we've all got a little resurrection blood in us. Yes! I suppose that is true. Bring the collarbone hooks, we've got some bodies to find. That, and I enjoyed the teeth.