Những Câu Chuyện Kỳ Lạ Của Darren Shan - Tập 9: Sát Nhân Trong Chiều Tối - Tái bản 11/11/2011 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Shehab Shehata shehab9c19 — I learned an immense amount from this book - historically and also in terms of appreciation for the times. If you know a little bit about Constantine or are interested in learning more, this will be right up your alley. The story is interesting, but Vidal often pontificates (maybe in keeping with Julian's personality?) which leads to a few painfully slow moments. Glad I read it though. And I'm tempted by Lincoln, although not having the same interest in the anti-bellum era as the Roman Empire, I wonder whether I'd have the self-discipline to muster through it.

Carmen Ciclamini carmenciclamini — This is a remarkable book. Painfully honest, and meticulously written, this series of essays skewers many of the post-modern truths that we are subjected to regularly. Although the book can seem redundant or repetitive(it is a collection of his previously published articles) points he makes are remarkable. A must read for anyone curious about racial politics in America.

Yigit Ilker kayraxe — A timeless fable about human nature and our ability to govern ourselves. This was sitting on my bedside table forever but when I finally picked it up I read in one evening. I missed this one in school (not sure how) but better late than never. Orwell is honest and unapologetic in his allegory. It is as relevant today as when it was published.

Peter Witham peterwitham — I tried to read this, as it has been lauded as one of the best pieces of feminist fiction from our mother's generation. I can't get into it, struggled with what I did read, and haven't finished it! I keep it around though, determined to someday give it another chance - I just have way too many other promising books to read ahead of it!