One Piece Party (Tập 2) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rosenna Timal rosennatimal — This book is unlike any book I have ever read. I feel that the imagination and talent it would take to write a book like this--telling the history of real and fictional authors through the perspectives of dozens of other people. But I didn't like it much. I was in love with the first character, and the 150 pages of his diary was thrilling, I read it in 2 days. It took me a month to read the rest of it (thank god for airline flights!). I respect the novelty of the book, and genius of Bolano to write it. I even like the plot--but couldn't say that I like this book. It was very hard for me to want to read. I wouldn't look at my rating and decide not to read it--maybe you'll like it more than me...hope so.

Justin Schweiger _ustin_chweiger — Well, I enjoyed this one like I have all of the Redwall books. The story followed the same arc as most others. The Redwallers are enjoying their peaceful and fruitful life at the Abbey, some evil band of Rats or other vermin gets ansty and decides to attack and the Redwallers are force to ignore their peaceful ways and defend their home. The characters are what make each story different and in Loamhedge I really enjoyed the young Redwall dwellers such as Muggum and Buffler. They provided most of the comic relief. One of the things I didn't like about this installment in the series was the abundance of different "dialects" . All of the different creatures (Moles, Shrews, Otters, etc.) have different dialects and the author tries to show this in the writing. I feel like it slows everything down trying to read the dialoge between characters that "speak" with a lot of English slang and unusual contractions. Otherwise, I like it!

Nina Causa kissmekissmenina — I just started to read this book last night and I am almost in the middle. Right now I can tell you that this book is young British humor at it's best. We shall see what happens..... UPDATE: I finished the book today and it was funny all the way through. I will probably continue to read this series.