Phương Pháp Trồng Và Tạo Dáng Bonsai tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Megan Hyler _egan_yler — I should actually give this book only 2 stars, but I'm a sucker for really quick reads in the sci-fi genre (also known as trashy books that aren't difficult to understand). This is a space navy/military book in the style of Elizabeth Moon's Familias/Herris Serrano books, but I liked Weber's book a lot less than Moon's. While there is a female heroine (which I like), I didn't think the story flowed very well, nor were the characters developed as fully, and the beginning was "patchy" while the war sequence was improbable and lasted too long. Also, too many characters I cared about died at the end. This is not a plus for a series that goes on forever. (And while I understand the criticism for Moon's series is that by the 3rd or 4th book in the series there are too many characters and plot lines to follow, I prefer that to a story where everyone gets axed.) I might read the next book in the series, but probably not until I need some trashy beach reading. And I'll buy it at a used bookstore. There was also ZERO romance in the book. What kind of book is that? NO sex? Tres bizarre.

Tony Chen xiaoxiaoxiu — Just received my copy of Olly's Treasure and really enjoyed it. I love the beautiful illustrations and the theme of sea creatures. The main character is an oyster, how unique and fun! I would reccomend this book for anyone.

Adrian Foster _he_rozen_rt_orld — Like all fantasy/sci-fi, it takes a few chapters to get into the premise of this book, but once I knew exactly what's going on, I couldn't put it down. It's not literature by any means, but I really liked it. It's sort of girl-friendly science fiction. I thought the premise and themes were compelling and the characters were fascinating.