Những Điều Cực Đỉnh Về Tiếng Anh - Các Cách Hay Để Cải Thiện Tiếng Anh tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ismail Hakkı ismailhakkinet — ** spoiler alert ** thats good

Jonathan Juarez _el_ona — I'm not sure what it is exactly that I like about Michael Connelly because every time I read one of his books I'm always frustrated by his style. Yet, I keep coming back. I've mainly read his Harry Bosch books and would recommend them to people who enjoy reading mysteries with old-style male detectives.

Dennis Goche gochef — This book as wonderful. Very moving and an experience that almost anyone can relate to.

Xingyao Wu xingyao_wu — I was hooked on this. I was even reading it at work, while waiting for my very slow computer to process the info it was being fed. Saiyuri's sincere voice throughout the novel contrasts with the ugliness and cruelty of the geisha world, from Mrs Nitta to Hatsumomo and later Pumpkin. She is not weak by any means, the subtle strengthening of her character and her refusal to be hardened throughout the novel binds her to your heart. The isolation of a geisha's life stuck out for me. Viewed possessively by men and viewed warily by other women, the geisha is alone in her world. Even other geishas should be viewed with some suspicion, given the constant competition over mizuage price, adoption by an okiya, and snagging of a wealthy patron. Geishas are presented as different from prostitutes, yet the reader can't help but think that geishas are similarly enslaved to their customers. Cultural acceptance is on the geisha's side, but the factors of beauty, desire, wealth and most importantly, submission, still form the basis of her occupation. The ending was a little too tidy for my taste, I would rather a more conflicted end. I suppose I can't complain about a happy ending in this case however, given that it is based on a true story.