Những Tài Danh Âm Nhạc Việt Nam - Nguyễn Thiên Đạo tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jeff St staubin — I'm having a really hard time calling this "historical fiction." This book is long on fiction and pretty short on history. Historical smut is a better description.

Molly Skugge mollyskuggaabd — I really liked this one -- tying the whole mystery as tightly to Fix's past like this was a great way to justify a lot of flashbacks to his youth, and as a result, I feel like I know him a lot better now. And in general- the world is wonderful too. Explaining everything through ghosts(including zombies and werewolves) sounded a bit far fetched in the first book, but I'm in agreement with it by now! And I love how dark the world in general is. (view spoiler) Cliffhangers are so evil! I wasn't planning on reading the fifth book right away, but I have to know what will come of the last few pages!

周 星星 gulvo — This doesn't actually sound all that interesting and I doubt I'll get around to reading this in the distant future, but this guy is the best art history lecturer of all time and can make anything interesting, even teacups. It's true. Best professor I've ever had.

Michael Higgins jayannaimaging — here's what you do. you set aside a few uninterrupted blocks of time, or just one block if you're up for it, and read this one. it reads quickly, but the subject matter is so weighty you don't want to cheapen the experience by reading it on the bus (as I did once or twice), or in little spurts, two things you might be tempted to do with a quick read. not only do you want to avoid this kind of small-dose reading to respect the intensity of the (true) story, but also because the story is Depressing, and you might as well read it quickly, feel it 100%, and then pick up a lighter read. don't let the sad part turn you off, though; it's a lovely book. definitely recommended.

Anne Grueter annegrueter — well, that's not completely correct, since i never finished book. it's a...good book, but has its incredibly odd moments. if you have a burning passion for anythink japanese, or if you just want to learn about a different culture, it's a good book to read.