Những Bài Thơ Tình Đặc Sắc tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

екатерина бронская karmagelight — I find the language extremely melodic, although sometimes it takes me a while to understand the idea. When in doubt, I check the Arabic translation, even though I find the English version of the sonnets more charming.

Iván Rodríguez ivanyvenian14 — Ahhh...another book set in a warm climate. Marika is a war journalist who after being kidnapped (and escaping) decides to write a book about another war journalist (Robert Lewis). It is believed that he committed suicide. Robert's sister shows Marika a letter written by a missionary who believes that he saw Robert alive and in Papua New Guinea. Marika travels to New Guinea to find the journalist. I liked the adventure parts of this book. It was interesting to read about her travels across New Guinea. There are also parts of this book that are kind of like a "luv" story because Marika falls in luv with Seb, a psychologist---he lives in Boston, not New Guinea. It is quite convenient that she falls in luv with him because she is slightly messed up...and he is perfect (yeah, right, a perfect man, ha, ha) Some of the story is kind of tough (not just the luv parts) because she describes some of the torture/war that she has seen. The book is written by a journalist from National Geographic who has hiked through New Guinea and traveled to all continents alone, so I imagine she has really seen most of what she wrote about.

Sarah Stevenson resilva079891 — It took a while to warm up this book. At first the language was off-putting. I have to admit that I was putt off by A Clockwork Orange as well. However, the protagonist in Black Swan Green is so likable and so real that I finally got over it. He isn't perfect, but you get a sense that his concerns and feelings are real. You feel like you are actually finding out what it is to be him. Nothing too exciting happens. There is no real all encompassing plot. We just get a year in the life. While that might sound boring to some, it is written in such a way that it is anything but.

Davida Moses _idade_ulces — Good series about late colonial America. Not all of the U.S. is discovered yet and it's the time where science and technology are starting to take over from folk lore, superstitions, and the old ways. Story of the young boy who is the 7th son of a 7th son and is the 13th child of his family giving him "all the knacks." Good read, which is always due to Orson Scott Card's writing ability.