Predictably Irrational, Revised and Expanded Edition: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Bianca Buhmann profisatz — This was a fun, quick read that I enjoyed. This is a good "brain-candy" book. I will read at least the next book. I really liked the character of David and I hope he gets developed more. The hero-Tally-was not someone I particularly enjoyed however. Perhaps she just wasn't developed enough. I did like her personal struggles coming to grips with the truth she had been denied throughout her whole life. When a whole world of new thought is opened up to a person that's an amazing process. I enjoy futuristic books, it gives me pause to think about our current society. There are a lot of good lessons for you to gleam from it, however there are some not so good ones as well. I'm having a hard time understanding why any of these books are teen-lit. This one, while much tamer in morals than other teen-lit books, was still over the edge for me. Meaning, why are we letting our youth read these books???? There was also a naturalists agenda being pushed by the author. If a youth reads this I believe it should be discussed with a parent... I also found this book so choppy! The story didn't flow smoothly is some parts. I feel like I read the last version before the editor got a hold of it. I still enjoyed it though and the concepts are worth exploring with others. Much to talk about.

Nikolay Astrakhantsev ihexy — After reading Inkheart, Inkspell was by no means a disappointment. The characters really seem to be developing themselves and Ms. Funke's plots are as twisting as they are enchanting.[return][return]By the end of the book, though, I was completely heartbroken. If you're a fan of happy endings, you may wish to stick with Inkheart and not move further. [return][return]It's definitely set itself apart in youth fiction for me...Very impressed![return][return](And nothing has been said before about this - but the illustrations throughout the book are part of the charm!)

Fábio Arman real_fabioarman — I think I may come back to the rating I gave Captivate later and feel bad about it, but my initial reaction is that I didn't want to continue reading after IT happened. And then Zara went and did THAT and I don't think she has though this through at all and I loved Need but Captivate really bothered me from about midway through. I don't really want to read Entice because of what happened.