Những Giá Trị Vĩnh Hằng (Tái Bản 2016) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Chiara Tiso _hiara_iso — One of my favorite books.

Roman Kot dashexsuperman — I enjoyed this book almost as much as I enjoyed the first one in the series. This story was a great blend of fantasy, historical fiction (set in Elizabethan England mainly), and romance. Great world building, and fun characters. I look forward to reading the conclusion to the trilogy.

Mikkel Vigholt mikkelsview — My favorite Murakami Ryu and one of my favorite books. It's a real shame it hasn't been translated into English. But I think the movie based on it (directed by Hideaki Anno) was released stateside? Strange movie though...but then again, strange book.

Bing Yau _ing_au — This is an amazing book. I am unnerved at the way I kept managing to lose it around the house from the time it came out (when I got it) until I found it for the sixth time yesterday and chose to read it instantly before it lost itself again. It makes you wonder about things like faeries, which is nonsense! Right? The reason I ticked sf as well as fantasy is because the characters live in a bleak and scary world, the result of a war between humans and fae. Almost all the things we taken for granted are gone--or changed. Trees are vicious and will attack and kill humans. Butterflies burst into flame without warning. Rivers call people to their doom. Vegetables fight being harvested. And in Liza's village, the taint of the Faery--clear hair, silver eyes, magic--means expulsion or death. Only three weeks before, her father, in charge of clearing magic from the town, took his brand new daughter and left her on a hilltop. In the morning only bones remained. Not long afterward, Liza's mother left him. Liza decides, against her father's warnings and lessons, fixed in her flesh with beatings, to go in search of her mother. Though she forbids him to do it, her friend Matthew goes along, and his truth--that he is a shapeshifter--is the first of many things she will learn along the way, about the war, about other villages and how they manage, about the reality of magic and the Fae, about the future, and about her own magicless self. The world is incredible and scary. Liz is a totally human hero, filled with doubts and bigotries she has to overcome. The book is dark, terrifying, and magnificent.

Muhammad Sandilaga sandilaga — once again, reading anna karenina.... absolutely entranced with the world and characters tolstoy has created...

谷 敏莉 1539354156833e — ترجمه خانم مشیری از کوری غبطه برانگیز است شاید بسیاری از کسانی که در عمرشان متنی ترجمه کرده باشند، آرزو داشته باشند روزی چنین غنایی را در متنی ماندنی تجربه کنند اگر مختصری از متن به ضرورت های مترجمی در نسخه چاپی به چشم نمی خورد که جای تعجب هم ندارد، خانم مشیری توانسته است در انتقال و خلق دوباره آن فضا با واژگانی آرمانی در نهایت توانایی کلک خود را بر صفحات کاغذ برقصاند

Theocharis Sourris xarisourris — this book was the first time i ever heard the word Seance, and the concept of a medium! i'd forgotten all about this book till it was rtned at our circ desk, and i recognized the front cover; turns out this was one of the first books ever read to me when i was like 2 or 3yrs old! how wierd is it that my parents read to me a story about the paranormal as normal at such a young age? and how much wierder is it that there was even a book abou tit back then?! its copyright is 1979, lol :D