Poster In The Living Room - Vật Dụng Trong Phòng Khách tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ade Omotunde adeservices — Interesting story of mountaineering survival. Written pretty well. I'm not sure I could have acted like they did with a friend or partner, however, I have never had that sort of survivalistic element tested... Some harsh language in this book.

Loraine Vilches lorainevilches — This was a book that was pretty sad. A Katie's father is sent off to war and her mother is left to take care of the family. Now I know this book is pretty typical of what happened back when soldiers were sent off to war. The mother's friend came to stay with the family since the father had gone. Louise who is the family friend is pregnant and Katie walks in a blizzard with her to find the nearest hospital. My thing is why didn't they stay at the house? The book ended with a letter being sent to the house that had stars on it indicating that her father had died in the war. Now in more modern times I dont think thats how they let families know today.

Yuliya Dyakova dyakova — My cousin found me a copy of this and I got so involved in reading it. I loved reading from Edward's point of view especially since he can hear the thoughts of others and it gives us more of a picture of his family. It's too bad that it's only a partial draft and it left off just as the story was getting good. Only annoying thing became the repetition of dialogue from Twilight. Obviously, it needs to be there, but its a bit annoying to read again.

Jim Well _bal_ero — I was rather depressed after reading the first 100 pages of this book so I put it down for something else. But, then I decided it was like taking off a bandaid: better to just get it over with in 1 moment. So, I polished off the next 200 pages on Sunday and finished the last 100 pages last night. I think that was best. I found that I could see the hope of change and happiness for Norah and Paul by reading it faster. I dwelt less on being mad at David. And I was actually satisfied with the ending something I was sure wouldn't be possible after such a terrible beginning.