Phụ Nữ Và Quyền Lãnh Đạo tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Arjun Kakkalasseri arjunkakkalasseri — "It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single girl of high standing at Longbourn Academy must be in want of a prom date." -First sentence of Prom and Prejudice Lizzie is a scholarship student at Longbourn Academy for her talent on the piano. But the other very rich, very entitled students have a long history with the scholarship kids. As a result, Lizzie is constantly hazed, tortured and ostrasized. Her roommate, Jane, is her only friend. Jane's sister, Lydia is a constant embarrassment. Of course, Charles Bingley is in this story--a student at the neighboring Pemberly Academy. Along with Will Darcy. Rather than focus on the similarities between Austen's Pride & Prejudice, I'll tell you the few differences. Will Darcy is not a snob, but Lizzie is so prejudice against any of the Pemberly and Longbourn students that she can't see that. Wickham is a creepy character, equal in vileness to Austen's character of the same name. Lizzie's parents are not wierd or strange, but normal and warm. Other than that, the story is nearly identical. There were a few twists but overall it is VERY similar to the original. I found it to be a fun, light read but nothing remarkable. And extremely short! I downloaded it on my Nook app on my iPad and found it not to be worth the $9.99 charged. How are ebooks so expensive? Even short ones? Can't price be proportional to length? Anyway, a good beach read. Writing is good, just predictable. Especially if Austen's Pride & Prejudice is one of your favorite novels! Content Warning: Reference to teen drinking and sexual situations.

Khaled Sahour soufedj — Originally Posted at: http://thespinecracker.blogspot.com/ 4.5 stars I'm not familiar with romantic suspense. In fact, this is my first read in that genre I'm pretty sure. When a few of my literary friends took to Twitter recently, raving about the long running "In Death" series I had to give it a try. I figured since the series is set in the future, it at least had that to keep me interested. After finishing this first book of the series, Naked in Death, I'm left thinking "where has this series been all my life?" Do you remember when CSI first came out like 20 years ago? J/K! But seriously,remember how great it was? I'm not ashamed to admit that I was a rabid fan when that show first aired. I loved how sexy they made crime scene investigating look. Well, JD Robb, aka Nora Roberts, captures that same magic by mixing passion and crime; scandals and sex. The series centers around New York detective Eve Dallas, who is though, smart, sexy and damaged, so very damaged. Eve is your basic "I don't need anyone" type. She'll draw you in with her accessible inner voice and will shock you as she starts to pull back the layers of her psyche. Readers won't be able to help themselves from wanting to unravel all her personal mysteries. The book sets a brake-neck pace early on with the introduction of a serial killer that Dallas must track down. The acts the killer commits are heinous, but for reasons that can only be attributed to the masterful way in which Robb keeps everything approachable, they only come off as gritty instead of sadistic. With only a few players involved the "bad guy" wasn't too hard to guess, but the twists and turns you experience throughout keep you engaged and second guessing yourself. The dark nature of the series is leveled out though by the budding relationship Dallas has with Roarke ... just Roarke. Roarke is exactly what readers want from an alpha male. He's full of himself and demanding and wants everything to do with the protagonists. Of course his gorgeous good looks don't hurt matters. But all that aside, I was surprised at the true emotions we get from him. Granted, we don't get them very often, but I think that's why it works. We WANT those reactions so badly from him that when you get them you're all a flutter. Now, the series has over 30 books in them so I'm not going to be reviewing each one separately, but let me assure you that I will be reading them behind the scenes. *whispers* I have books 2-10 already waiting for me on my ipad. Bottom line: A fantastic crime series with a tough female lead, a delicious male counterpart and sticky plots to boot. Perfect entertainment!