Quảng Trị 1972 - Hồi Ức Của Một Người Lính tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

张 小峰 45915578289a3 — Wow. I can't believe how much I didn't like this book!! I've loved this entire series up until now, and didn't even mind spending $12.99 for the ebook... but I'm so disappointed. Honestly, it was all I could do to even finish this book. I forced myself to read it all the way through because I was convinced I'd miss something important if I didn't. I'm now convinced that I could've quit and I wouldn't have missed anything of interest. This book just didn't "fit" for me. A new setting, a whole new cast of characters... and I didn't find any of it very interesting. I would've much rather been back in the Tri-Cities tagging along on more Pack adventures with the characters that I already know and love. The whole Native American walker/shifter folklore "thing" was absolutely lost on me. I found it all very confusing and hard to follow. And, I was expecting to learn more about Mercy's background/heritage, but didn't really feel that that happened either. I'm still not sure I understand who/what her father was/is... and I couldn't tell you WHO those other people/creatures were. I really hope that the next installment of this series goes back to what worked in the first five books!!

Mohammed Jasem mjq8 — While this may be required reading, I am enjoying every minute of it. The diverse topics and cultures discussed in this book leaved me desperately wanting to travel and experience the different types of theatre it describes. This is more than a book about theatre, it is historical and cultural and such a joy to read. I am thankful my professor chose this as our textbook and fascinated with each and every chapter I have read. In addition, the photography used in this book is beautiful.