Những Trải Nghiệm Đầu Tiên Của Bé - Bé Chuyển Nhà tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pramod Prabhakaran fine_pramod — I loved reading this book! I love Disney and especially the little mermaid, and this book reminded me a lot of the story. The way Judi Fennell described the scenery of the ocean made me want to be able to breathe underwater (seeing as I'm too scared of whats in it to go scuba diving!) The book had some neat twists in it, right up to the end. I loved the humor in the story and the way that everyday sayings were adapted to the ocean (instead of saying things like "Oh my God", he would say "Hades" or "Oh my Apollo" and he said "Catfish got your tongue?"). It was just a great, imaginative story. There will be two more books in this series, Wild Blue Under (November 2009) and Catch of a Lifetime (February 2010) and I absolutely can't wait to read them!

Daniel Gallardo gallardodaf7c5 — Very thorough, though not much new.

Alisha Fund fund — An interesting look at "post-feminist" culture, from the point of view of a second-wave feminist. Makes some excellent points about the logical flaws of a female culture of sex and exhibitionism claiming to be empowering, but assumes that the reader is aware of the state of women's rights in general in America. The problem with post-feminist rhetoric, as I see it, is that the people spouting it really don't realize that serious gender inequities persist, and so aren't understanding how their rhetoric and behavior perpetuate them. This book, while interesting and illuminating, doesn't ever kind of set out the base facts of existing misogyny and discrimination against women, and thereby ends up sort of preaching to the choir.

Ilies Machou iliesmachou — A pretty good historical fiction about New York in the late 1930's. There were a couple parts in the middle where a group of characters did a lot of swearing and since I was listening to it on audio it was even more jarring. I could have done without that whole part, it didn't even seem to play that big of part in the book. Now I just wish I could know what happened in Tinker's life.