Những Tia Nắng Đầu Tiên - Khỉ Con Lễ Phép tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Gregory Stephenson triadfreelea28 — I liked it as there were some nice layers to the story, fine plotting, and a brave conclusion. I felt that there were some gaping character holes particularly the mother of the missing girl, Evie Verver. This mother character is so far removed it opens the door for possibilities that are never expressed or explored which drove me nuts. This also holds for the protagonist, Lizzie Hood's, family. I felt tugged out while reading as there were so many uncertainties and the prose itself was often over-written. Still, I cared to know Evie's secrets and most of all how everyone would fare after the trauma of her absence. Evie was wonderfully complex and I was surprised and impressed by Abbott's guts with the ending, the hard truths she doesn't flinch away from. While this is a convincing 13-year-old voice (other than a few severe words like fulsome), that very fact makes it hard to read at times. Lizzie is titillated by everything and so her minds-eye can get, well, irritating.

Terry San terry_san1d83b — Hmmm...this was the second Carl Hiassen book I've read (the first being his children's book "Hoot") and interestingly they were quite similar - both were about people trying to stop environmental/animal destroyers. Interesting - I wonder if this is a common theme in all his books, as I've only read these two. I wasn't really that into this book - it felt about a hundred pages too long for me, although it mostly kept my interest through out.

Hei Mou mouzphoto — مؤلمة

Valery Stavrev 3_tudio_tavrev — A beautifully written ethnography, anthropology lovers will fall in love with this book.