Tài Liệu Luyện Thi Năng Lực Hán Ngữ - Cấp 2 (Kèm 1 CD) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Irina Semenova realangelc8d69 — Was interesting how the author made a fictional novel about a true crime commited in California many many years ago. At first I thought I was going to be reading a true crime type of novel...then about 3 or 4 chapters into the book in dawned on me that it was not a non fiction book, but that the story was ficticious but based on a true crime. Sort of like novels like author John Jake writes..history lessons that revolve around fictiticous characters. Still it was a pretty good book.

Kemite Co _emite6 — Has a good message about following your dreams, but not among my favorite books. I liked it in some ways but as a whole, it was an oddly written fable that pulled ideas from many different sources (religion/culture/etc). My feeling was that I'd be better off reading the scriptures. I can see how it might be beneficial to someone without a strong anchor in their life. A quick read though.

Giulia Gambino giuliagambino — I usually love Scott Westerfeld, but was warned that this one wasn't one of his top books. It started lame as I don't get very into mechs and it immediately made me think of mech animes. Near the middle I was sort of pulled into the altered animal creations, then near the end I lost interest again. The book focuses too much on Westerfelds excitement over these new animal and machine creations and not enough on actual plot. The girl was cool as in she wasn't a very lovable character, but I felt overall that the kids all had too much power in the military. They seemed more like generals than low soldiers or newbies to their positions. I have like ten pages left so maybe something uber cool was still happen....I'm not holding my breath though.

Andri Adi _ndri_di_ — Started off agonizingly slow but ended well. I had a hard time staying with it though. She's a good author but this one didn't keep my attention very well.