One Piece - Tập 43 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Osadome Ebie _omeno — Help! A mysterious woman from my past has returned, casting my normal, middle-class existence into turmoil! Go read The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle.

Bryant Myers 1bryantleo3dab — I thought it was a great book! it created suspense every page you turned to. the book is about how the girls are still recieving texts from this mysterious person~A. A seems to know everything of the 4 girls, aria emily spencer and hanna. emily, went on a date with Toby Cavanuh a boy with a bad secret, and the girls believe he was the one to kill alison, supposedly knows their secrets and send them texts. when they all go to the dance togther, they realize this. emily who first realized this thought she ran off into the woods. moments late when they all meet up, Toby was reported dead. the mystery continues to go on. leaving the girls on the balls of their feet.

Denisse Morales _enissemorales — I read this book for Book Club. While the plot itself was pretty interesting, I had a VERY hard time getting through the book. Lots of details, different story lines, etc. Pretty confusing. Can't really recommend it! It took me almost 2 months to read!

Sharath Bhat indianink — ** spoiler alert ** The first time I read ACO, back in high school, I struggled for the first third (just about wore myself out flipping back and forth between the text and glossery), but the it clicked and I just sank into the language. That's still the main pleasure here - I mean, the story is well worth it, but Alex's rolling nadsat places a layer of beauty over the rape and ultraviolence. Without that, Burgess would have had a hell of a time getting any sympathy for his hooligans. I could sit and discuss ACO for hours, but I also feel like pretty much everything's been said. Which is more desirable - the evil of the individual or the control of the state? I imagine your opinion depends on whether you're putting in the boot or catching it in the yarbles. As a side note, some of the my favorite oi songs reference ACO, but I suspect that lingering association has more to do with the Kubrick vision than simply the novel. final thought: You don't have to love it, but it probably ought to read it. epicdystopia.blogspot.com