Sách Giáo Khoa Lớp 1 - Trọn Bộ 14 Cuốn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Allex Rigato allexrigatof8c9 — I didn't think it could get darker and more viscerally disturbing than Cormac McCarthy's "The Road". Well, here it is. Behold, the shocking, morbid, depressing and somehow deeply compelling "The Cement Garden". To be sure, this is not a beautiful book. But the writing is some of the cleanest, tightest, most visually compelling I've ever laid eyes upon. Combined with the subject matter, you are in for a read that you will either love or hate. One thing is for sure, this book will affect you deep down in the pit of your being, just like any good book should. Tread with caution.

Sumbo Lawal sumbolawal36ec2b — Not sure whether or not I liked this book...the ending is disappointing and you are not sure who killed Alice Pepin or if anyone actually did? I also found it a bit unbelievable that a hitman dies by eating a novel and Sam Shephard is now a police detective in homicide. It just is a leap of faith to take this all in and I guess I couldn't take the jump. I do think that the beginning holds well and it the inner conversations one has about a spouse are interesting and realistic but from there it just spirals into wackiness and disconnects for me. I also didn't like any of the characters. All this being said I did read this in a day and a half trying to figure out what happened to David Pepin and Alice; never did in any satisfactory way.

Mid Khol midkhol — This book was a complete waste of money. It doesn't explain or teach anything the common person wouldn't already know. Not to mention the wording and grammar is completely awful. Save your money, don't buy this waste of a book.

Przemek Pawlik _awlik — All in all, I was quite disappointed with this book. I struggled to find it exciting and interesting. Saying that, I did read the whole book, as I was curious to find out how it ended. I would definately reccomend it to someone who is very interested in vampires, and in Dracula.