Sư Tử Và Chuột Nhắt tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Vincent Hu _lame_oll — More like 3.5. Has a good bibliography. The content is good, but I think the problem is in the structure. There is a total lack of transition within the chapters. I think it would have been better if it were organized by correspondent, or with a clearer chronology. Also I think it would have been better with full reproductions of some of the articles that the correspondents filed. This does have some graphic photos and other content (wounded soldiers, plus one of German citizens being forced to walk past a pile of corpses at Buchenwald). And photos that are not graphic but are very sad, like the one of an orphan in bombed-out Paris clutching his teddy bear. (Though I think maybe it was actually an elephant or something else.) When I got to the part about the arrival of Allied forces in the concentration camps I started crying - hard not to. Strange to think of issues of Vogue carrying articles and photos of the concentration camps.

Matthew Kelly _atthew_elly — This book has such an interesting premise and is well written, but it just didn't grab me. I would give this one another try, perhaps when I am less jammed with books to read. I'm in LOS (Librarian Overload Syndrome). After reading some other reviews, I've noticed that other readers thought the book became tedious at points. Perhaps that explains my fizzing out about halfway through--I just didn't care anymore about the characters. Once you stop caring about the characters, you might as well stop reading about them.