Những Tạo Vật Hoàn Mỹ (Phần 1 Series Gia Tộc Huyền Bí) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Gary Welz garywelz83a7 — I'm looking for something as good as the Honor Harrington series; I hope this is it.

Irene Navarro irenens — "The Day of the Locust" is another favorite - depressing enough to be enlightening (and well written, of course).

Jarem Hodge jaremhdg8287 — Snyder creates an very promising world with an interesting concept--Yelena's a prisoner granted a reprieve in order to be trained as a food tester (so, necessarily, a poison expert) for the king. The romance in the second half was not as much to my liking (but I'm not a teenager). Library note: PG-13, some descriptions of torture and rape (not radically explicit but potentially disturbing), sexual innuendo

Emily Belyea emilybelyea — The Barnes & Noble Review Blue Angel novelist Francine Prose speaks to younger audiences in this unsettling drama about one high school's experiences following a shooting at a neighboring school. When nearby Pleasant Valley experiences fatal gun violence, Tom Bishop and the other Central High students endure a startling transformation in the name of "safety." Mrs. Kinnaird's Comments - I read this novel (along with many others I have been reading lately) focusing on school shootings. This book, however, took a very different twist. It was very "big brother" in the format of George Orwell's 1984. The students at the school must experience consequences for the actions of students at a neighboring school where a shooting took place.

Julio Reyes cuyoreyesf964 — 4.5

Francisco Bérchez 5fberchezm82d4 — This book is being adapted into a television show. I'll give it a try. Hopefully I will get a chance to read it before seeing the tv show. I read her second book, Tales from the Crib, and thought it was pretty funny. Now that I'm finished with the book I have to say that I enjoyed the TV series more. And I found her second book, Tales from the Crib, funnier than this one. The main character, Lara, is really mean and bitchy in Tales from the Underbelly. They softened up her character a bit for TV.

Dupla Zbinden dzm — Mates, Dates, and Designer Divas is Nesta's book. She falls in deep smit with Simon, who is definetely upper crust. Nesta's used to being the "rich" one amongst her set, but Simon's world is one of riding and designer duds. Mainly, his sister's friend is a straight up racist bee-otch and Nesta's having a major crisis of self-esteem. And Izzie's singing with Ben's band, which is pretty neat-o. Nesta also gets wasted, which is funny. But this is where the first "translation" issues really become apparent. As you are probably aware, in England, a public school is what Americans would refer to as a private school. In dealing with Richie Rich and his gang, Nesta says she also goes to a public school because, as she later tells the girls, the public is allowed at their school. HA HA HA HA. At least, I think that's what she said, because they translated the public school to a private school to make sense to American audiences, making the next few lines of the book make absolutely NO sense.

Harkirat Kaur harkirat — Unless has made me realize that I need to get a copy of 1001 Book You Must Read Before You Die, because I cannot begin to understand how this book made the list. The story is about an authoress, Reta, whose 19 year old daughter gives up normalcy to live on the streets. On one level this novel is about women, their relationships, and feminism, although the point of these threads was difficult to find within such mundane writing. While not as poorly written as other novels that I have read, I still consider Unless to be a compete waste of time.