Tâm Lý Học tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Kate Mcgregor katemcgregor — This book is less cheesy than you might think. It's almost exactly the same, except for the zombie references here and there. And I actually liked the infusion of zombies most of the time, because I think it works as a metaphor for everything Lizzy struggles through: her low birth, being smart AND a girl, and the ignorance of others. In this way, having her battle zombies operates as an extension of the things she battled in the original book. And who doesn't want to see a little pain inflicted on Lady Catherine? Let's be honest. All in all I enjoyed it and had fun with it, but I think that you should NOT read this book unless you've read and loved the original first.

Doe Vic doevic — The characters were so life like. The style of writing made it very easy to finish this book in less than a day. Elizabeth Gilbert's review of the book was spot on when she called the novel smart and delightful and when she commented about forgetting (the characters) weren't (her) actual friends and neighbors. Loved this book!!!! ---- (I wish this site allowed half stars cause honestly I'd give this book 4.5 stars.)

Kirti Malik kirtiymalik — This is one of those books that you buy after hearing the author on Fresh Air, but it turns out that you already heard the most interesting stuff on the radio. I didn't finish it.

Arisha Isaeva arishaiscaaf — To start this book seemed reminiscent of Water for Elephants. It's present tense is taking place in a nursing home - with the past story involving an elephant that changed the narrator's life. However, it is a charming story - told in a simple manner for the young reader to enjoy. It certainly opens your imagination to see all sorts of fun possibilities an elephant could provide.

Alex Abian alexabian — I read this when it first came out... whenever that was... and I really thought it was an actual memoir written by an actual geisha, translated into English by this Golden character... his ability to write like a Japanese woman is a bit creepy... excellent read.