Những Thói Quen Tốt Cho Sức Khỏe - Mê Cung Kho Báu tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

özge Buyuran buyurana — Rather a young adult's book, so the style was simple but charming. I have to say that I wasn't a real big fan of the Beast, he seemed a little too... tame to me. So instead of Beauty wearing him down and breaking down his walls, it went the other way around. Maybe I'm just biased because I got the Disney version first... I think I'll look for the original story and read it. Still, it was an okay, very quick read.

Jason Pereira _ason_t — 2nd in series 1995

Anas Razzaq anasm — The strongest element of this book, by far, is the voice. It's told in a kind of pidgin english. I'm not sure if the author was shooting for memesis, or if he was taking gross artistic license, or (most probably) a little bit of both. Whatever the goal, the impact is twofold: it restricts the level of complexity of thought/perspective, but it allows wonderfully impressionistic images and reflection on the action. At it's best, it's a kind of dreamlike poetry. The story itself isn't very engaging.

Yashica Pxljobs creative_job_portal — I actually read this much earlier but I'm re-reading my Agatha Christie novels right now so it's come up again. Mr. Harley Quin and Mr. Satterthwaite aren't as well known as Poirot and Miss Marple, but it's a series of short stories that are a little more mystical but at the same time more grounded than the other, longer novels. There's something sweet and sad about the origin of the mysterious Mr. Quin...

Hootum Team hootum_team — This book started out weak and ended weak. In between, there were several parts of the story that were engaging and entertaining but it just didn't hold together. Disappointing...