Sổ Tay Kiến Thức Ngữ Văn - Trung Học Phổ Thông tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mark Ziubinski ziubinski — This book got a lot of hype. I don't think it was deserved. It started out strong, but kind of dissolved into an incoherent mess at the end. It felt as if Pessl had been writing two very different stories and at the last minute decided to combine them, without really trying to make them fit together in any meaningful way.

袁 小丁 eponine_ — This book calls for the minting of a new adjective. Calling it "sycophantic" is like calling the universe "large." I would rather watch an hour-long video of Bob Woodward performing fellatio on George W. Bush than glance at the table of contents.

Ayon Samaniego ayonheadefa0 — ** spoiler alert ** Don't bother. I gave two stars as the writer uses good English and her descriptions are colourful and vivid. It's an easy read and the story is set in places that I know which made me feel comfortable. I got the impression that the clearly straight-laced young writer was trying to live out a fantasy of an exciting youth never had. Her drug references were poorly researched and were cringable in their inaccuracies. The main character, Karen's 'best night of her life' was a rather naff party which finished around 4 in the morning. Whoop. A few bottles of wine, the odd spliff and one off experimentation with Ecstasy hardly denotes hedonism. I was totally unconvinced by the life-long connections she made after meeting people with whom she had barely had a conversation once or twice. I didn't believe that Karen would have lied to Rex. There was no reason why he wouldn't have gone along with the story and doted on the child anyway. I felt that this was a weak device for the final twist. I was also unconvinced at Rex's demeanor after a ten year stint inside. I don't think it was 'creepy' was not 'gripped' and I thought that 'thriller' was a stretch.