Nợ Em Một Đời Hạnh Phúc - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Abdullah Rabee _594a — This was an ok exploration of the background story of one of the very minor characters in Ms. Meyer's Eclipse book. As Ms. Meyer says herself, "The closer I got to the inevitable end, the more I wished I'd concluded Eclipse just slightly differently." I would have liked to have seen a different ending for Bree, as well. I wish she could have been mentored by the Cullens, or allowed to join Fred. I can see, however, that letting loose that kind of feasting on the world would be immoral... Why am I reading these books? Thank goodness this is the last one! Now on to better literature!

Tim Duschenes _im_uschenes — Before I gush and go into how much I LOVED this book *pets cover*, let me first say that as far as sequeals go, this was EVEN better than the original. If you're like me and you really like something (hello Iron King), then you get a little nervous when the second book rolls around, because that's a lot of hype to live up too. AND we all want to love it just as much, but I never expected to love it more. AND trust me, I do. Now for the book...what can I say without giving too much away? The pace is perfect and keeps you moving along and flipping through the pages...like the first book, the characters are relatable and believable, never making you doubt the world Kagawa has created. And Ash? *sigh* Lovely as ever. Kagawa further explores the relationship between Meghan and Puck, something that when I think back, wasn't fully explored in the first book. Then again, maybe it was and I was blinded by Ash, totally possible. Have I mentioned I'm team Ash yet? Could you tell? Where was I? Oh yes, Puck. There were quite a few moments I ALMOST switched sides, which is pretty huge, so KUDOS to the well written scenes that tugged at my heart. One in particular *wink, wink*. The new characters (Rowan, Leanansidhe) mesh well with the ones from book One and definitely add an interesting layer to the mix. All in all, it was one of my favorite reads of 2011. Needless to say, I moved RIGHT ON to The Iron Queen, because honestly, the Ash withdrawal was just too strong to resist. ;)

Malcolm Bacani malcolmbacani — A great book from one of my all-time favorite authors and series.

Joao Gonçalves joaogoncalves14 — I think I might have read this already.

Nissa Abayan nissaabayaee65 — “Speak” by Laurie Halse Anderson What if something so traumatizing happened to you that you couldn’t accept it, because if you did, you would completely fall apart? What of the people who used to be your best friends now hated your guts? What if the only place you could turn was your own mind? “Speak” by Laurie Halse Anderson tells the story of one girl who goes through all of these problems. Melinda Sordino used to live a pretty normal life. But that was before she busted a party last summer by calling the cops. Now, everyone, even people she doesn’t know, hates her. She can’t even go to her parents for help; they don’t know what her life is like. So, Melinda hides inside her own head. But even that’s not safe, because there’s something she wants to forget about the night of the party. Something that would crush her if she admitted it and let it in. And then Melinda would have to do what she never could - speak the truth. Will Melinda ever find peace? I was deeply touched by “Speak”. The book combines drama, depression, and overwhelming pain. Melinda struggles through the painful horrors of her life, with a bit of inspiration along the way. I would recommend this book to anyone who has ever gone through something that almost broke them or anyone who is going through a rough patch, and needs to know that they are not alone.