Sket Dance - Quái Kiệt Học Đường - Tập 10 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Daniel Da yasiyatere — Not the greatest book. Couldn't really get into it.

Asmina Shaikh asmina_s — Eddie's Shorts:Vol II by M. Edward McNally Reviewed by Alex Canton-Dutari I am impressed by McNally's description of the intricacies of the human mind, which he aptly described in Eddie's Shorts Vol. I. This has been reinforced in the two stories in Vol. II. Brain Damaged I found to be a perfect reproduction of an actual case, with a very interesting climax. His descriptions and dialogues make the plots believable. Perhaps now I understand how Ed has evolved to writing historical fantasy… with a more mature prose.

Iskra Pencheva _skra_encheva — This is the second read for me. Still a classic. I love the presence of strong women in literature. This story follows a young girl raised in the midst of the religious revival; her mother moved her from the mid-west to the east coast to live with an aunt in order to protect her from the angry hand of her over zealous father. Her free-spirit is cultivated on this island where she sees how unconditional love proves to be the right way of life. Something that happens on her first sole adventure causes her to leave the protection of her family and the lighthouse island she has grown to love to pose as a cabin boy on a whaler ship. Things happen during that time that forever change her life and the lives of those she has grown to love. While she endured many hardships and losses, she easily could have given up, but instead she generated a priceless support group that helped her become, if possible, an even better, stronger woman than she was before. An abolitionist, an agnostic/atheist turned Unitarian, a friend, mother, lover, and all around good, honest person, she embodied much of what most women of that time period weren't. At least as far as living through the experiences that were her life lessons.