Sống Có Giá Trị - Thắp Ngọn Đuốc Xanh (Tái Bản 2017) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Candice Cramone candicecramone — In the YA-dystopia genre, this was a fun read, but not as well formed as other books (Hunger Games, Uglies, Divergent, Crossed). Bumped also was more geared toward a younger reading group with the use of what felt like teeny-bopper language (rilly for really, terminated, bumping) and with characters who lived and breathed social networking technology. The premise is that in a future world, only teenagers can have babies due to some virus. That being the case, teenagers are surrogate mothers and have as many babies as possible. Some girls have become "professionals" who are hired out before getting pregnant, and therefore given a stipend, and some are "amateurs" who wait until the baby is born to find a parent for the child. The main character is a "pro" who has yet to actually get bumped and then her identical twin sister, who was raised in a religious group that still believes in traditional marriages, shows up on her doorstep. An enjoyable read, but nothing to rave about.

임 혜림 sofreeyoyo4d46 — It's been forever since I read The Great Gatsby, but I'm guessing this collection of short stories is not Fitzgerald's strongest work. Still, it was mildly entertaining--mostly because of the insights it gave to what life was like (for some people) nearly a century ago. I'd guess the time period for most of these stories was 80-120 years ago. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button in particular was more of an outline for a book than an actual book. (I still haven't seen the movie.) A few details, but not really enough to do much character development. I guess that's why they call them short stories.

Tobis Designs _obis_esigns — I was forced to read this book by my ex-boyfriend and I have to say that it quite exceeded my expectations. I've never read a graphic novel before. Reading a book that is all pictures and dialogue makes it sit differently in my brain than regular novels. I like the idea of superheroes - it hearkens back to a day when we had a much more unified idea of what was evil and what was good. The book exposes the seedy underbelly of the superhero worlds - the heroes' personal lives were not so super. They did, however, use their strengths to execute justice when powers that be didn't see fit to do so. The social commentary is pretty interesting, too. I think everyone should read this book simply to experience a different kind of medium. Really interesting book.