Những Mẩu Chuyện Khám Phá - Không Gian tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Kevin Cook _evin_ook — Read this one for Library Journal. I guess it shows how big of a nerd I am that I read it cover to cover.

Steven Coeckelberghs _teven_oeckelberghs — This is a fascinating crime story. A criminal known as much for his cowardice as for his talent and intelligence somehow lets himself get involved in a really messy heist that goes bad...and for the first time, he can't run away. The most interesting element of the story to me revolves around why our hero is known as a coward: he doesn't generally carry weapons, if something goes wrong he runs from the scene immediately, he always has a back-up plan to get himself out of any sticky situations. And that is what has caused his fellow hustlers and theives to label him a coward. In the end, though, he reveals that his so-called cowardice has a rather unexpected reason (as he tears to pieces everyone who caused the hell of the last several days, including himself). There are some touchy-feely moments with him and a dead buddy's wife (and her daughter), a bartender friend, a heroin junkie with Alzheimer's who raised him after his dad went to prison...but mostly, the story itself is fascinating and gripping and the art is BEAUTIFUL.

Qu Rama qurama — (Unabridged audioversion - read alternately by the author and Mary Stuart Masterson.) The back-and-forth story of two grown sisters and their similarities and differences, the tensions and the bonds between them, told at 5 year intervals. Perhaps because I too have only a sister for a sibling, I enjoyed this very much.

Donnie Osullivan _onnie_ullivan — 3.5 stars

Luc Minarro lucminarro — pretty good book, though not a favorite. I read a bunch of bad reviews about the ending before i actually finished it so i was anticipating worse. i think i kind of understand what the author tried to do at the end, but honestly if i had one chance to come back to earth after death, i would have used my time differently...i DID, however really appreciate the icicle coming back into the mix...