Quân Vương – Thuật Cai Trị (Tái Bản 2018) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Manon Gauthier manongauthier — I read this book on the recommendation of a good friend who is perhaps even a more voracious reader than I am (and she has two kids to look after!) If you've seen and liked the movie Simon Birch, or even if you didn't like the movie, it was but a dull shadow of this book that it was based on. This book has many more layers of meaning and is much more funny, touching, poignant, etc... John Irving is an amazing author. If you haven't been introduced to him yet, I think you should read A Prayer for Owen Meany or even The Cider House Rules immediately.

Sharane Sanderson _har09 — اين كتاب من رو با حال و هواي زندان هاي پيش از انقلاب و دوران نزديك به انقلاب بسيار آشنا كرد و اطلاعات جالبي به من داد

Lee Li 390514426c3d9 — Another series that dropped off my radar for a while, I actually remembered it because Mike Shepherd name-dropped the author in Redoubtable. Anyway, this is military SF that is super-focused on battles, but does a good job of paying attention to stuff like speed-of-light delays, giving a nice edge of reality to it. (Sorry, Mr. Shepherd, your molecule camera broke my credulity.) Also has way fewer egregious editing errors than the Longknife books, as in, I only noticed one. Lots of fun and I can't wait to get the last book in the series.

Noor Khan khannoorulc288 — This book is certainly informative and engaging, but I found myself wishing that Schlosser had written it differently. At times it seemed like he was attempting to persuade the reader in his direction by adding in his own opinions and emotions, and I thought that took away from the book's overall effect. I think we're all aware of many of the problems associated with the fast food industry, and therefore do not need an author who goes to great lengths to idealize the "old" America while demonizing the new. He has a point, but I would have been more affected by the book if Schlosser had been careful not to insert his own feelings on the subject and instead written something unbiased. You don't need to exaggerate when the facts you are supplying are already shocking.

Mostafa Sakr mostafasakr — An enjoyable straight-forward issue of McSweeney's, which seem to be fewer and farther between recently. I would have liked to have had the original version of Wells Tower's story in this issue as well for comparison, but I guess that might have defeated the point of the rewrite?