Những Lựa Chọn Thông Minh tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Diana Warner dwarner24 — Hecna knjiga, ne vem čisto, kaj naj si o njej mislim. Zgodba, motivacije oseb, potek dogodkov, nič ne štima na klasičen način, kot si vajen, vseeno pa te potegne, ima nek čar, nisem pa prepričana, da ravno čar zame. Spomnim se, da sem jo brala že enkrat prej, zato me ni niti presenetila toliko njena nenavadnost.

Anete Tišānova anetetiifoto — So, what do you get when you take the hit 80s movie 'WarGames', Artemis Fowl, and even a bit of 'X-Men: First Class'? You get Evil Genius. This book is awesome. That's really all there is to say. I don't think any novel has ever delved into so much detail about the life and personality traits of an anti-protagonist before, not until this book trilogy came along. It centers around hacking and technology, which is a subject I'm personally not very good at. In fact, I found myself consulting Google every now and then, as I was reading some odd techno-geek lingo that I didn't particularly understand very well. You've really got to pay attention to what's going on in this book. But, in the end, it's totally worth it. The characters are extremely well developed, and make no mistakes, this is a character based novel. I found myself wishing that all these characters were real, and not just some figment of an author's imagination. And if an author is able to do that, create characters that you wish were real, then that's how you know that what you've got in your hands is a real keeper. This book has some great material to break up the monotony of technology. For example, it's got the average teenage drama that comes with being a growing adolescent, it's got fun characters with interesting powers, and it's even got a bit of wit and dark humor every now and then, as the professors at the university are constantly bickering and plotting against one another. Even if the book doesn't sound like it's for you, at least give it a go. There's got to be at least one aspect of this novel that appeals to everyone, no matter how slight it may be. And in then end, that's all that matters, right?

Sinem Poyraz sinempoyraz — A fast pace Jane Austen. Fantasy and Austen. Lovely just like Jane Austen! what can I say, I loved this book. At first, the whole magic thing caught me off guard and it was definitely new, but once I got myself started, I couldn't stop! It's a must read for all Jane Austen fans. Even though the plot and detail was much faster than Austen's work, it was wonderfully and beautifully written. I'm so glad i read this book and I would definitely recommend it!

Margien Klein margienklh2061 — Wonderfully exhaustive history of alcohol and perforce humanity. I learned a lot and laughed plenty. It's a behemoth of a book- covering all of recorded history- I kept it on my bedside table for months, dipping a ladleful or so each night. Recommended.

Damaris Lopez deimar_95 — This was great! But I was kind of hoping it would make me want to quit smoking and start being a runner. It did not. If anything, it solidified my already-pretty-solid hatred of the idea of running. God damn stupid healthy Haruki.

سند أعمالك sanedaamalk — I was recommended this book by my first attending of my 3rd year in medical school. He told me though that I should wait until the end of the year before reading it. I've read about 150 pages now. It tells the story of a group of new interns who essentially go through a period of disillusionment and suffering and are rebuilt into jaded, cynical, lazy, manipulative, sex-addicted doctors. The interesting part so far is that they are actually more capable of treating patients with this mindset than before when they were idealistic and caring. Having not gone through my internship year I can't speak on the accuracy of the story, but I can relate to many parts of the book so far.

吖 Jessica jhp09162140 — I have read this book over and over again. It's a simple book, but a keeper!