Sự Trỗi Dậy Và Suy Tàn Của Đế Chế Thứ Ba - Lịch Sử Đức Quốc Xã tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ahmet Demirel ademirel — Delicious little mystery

Denis Safonov infinite8 — I enjoyed reading this book. It was a very quick read with a good story. However, through the entire book, I never felt that there was really depth to the characters. There were moments that I felt the author teetered on the edge of giving me some real depth, but just never quite made that leap. That said, I would most likely read a sequel (which I fully expect, based on the ending), and I hope that if one is released, it will build more depth to these characters. Overall, I would recommend this book as a quick, enjoyable read for anyone who enjoys young adult fantasy novels.

Squad Ink _3f69 — I've debated for a few hours now, since finishing this read, whether or not it warranted all five stars or not. I've decided to err on the side of caution. This very well could be five stars for me. Next read, it may be. This book was a fascinating, illuminating read into the world of not just mountain climbing (the highest of the high nonetheless), but of what humans are capable, and more pointedly, incapable of. Krakauer does an amazing job of weaving the narrative with the background, the inner struggles with the external struggles. What left me captivated was the complexity, the frustration, and the fuzziness of it all. I truly loved this read. And while I'm confident I'll never do anything even remotely as difficult as climbing Everest, I have the unsettling desire to conquer something myself. While the climb itself is technically challenging and (should) require a certain proficiency, what must be overcome is the mental battle, the struggle of will - fight or flight, as it were. To a much smaller degree, that is what my full and half marathon experiences have been like. And on the philosophical side, in the struggles, the victories, and the deaths on that mountain - I saw myself and the internal and external struggles I encounter in my life. As Thoreau would say - "I find it labor enough to subdue and cultivate a few cubic feet of flesh." Somehow taking on an external struggle can help in what is perhaps the greater challenge - that of the internal.