Tô Màu Cho Giáng Sinh Rực Rỡ - Mùa Đông Không Lạnh tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Daria Croo crookedhand — I decided to read this book instead of City of Glass because it was thinner and I thought I could get through it quicker. I didn't expect to read it so fast! There was a lot of white space and the scenes were very short, which helped me to get into the mind of Janie, a girl who - whether awake or asleep - falls into the dreams of anyone around her who is sleeping, which breaks apart her consciousness much like the text. The story was exciting, although there was a point where I thought the character of Cabel, a boy who likes Janie and has extremely violent dreams, was going in a completely different direction. Was the ending wrapped up a bit too neatly (deus ex machina)? Sure, but it was a fun read. I'm not sure if I'm hooked enough to read Fade, but I liked this one. This is a book that is best for high school age teens due to the language (there are also some sexual situations, largely due to sexual dreams), and would also be great for reluctant readers due to the fast pace of the story.

Jimmy Coburn jcoburn13 — Anyone who likes fractured fairy tales or the darker side of these tales, will love this book. David, the main character, surrounds himself with books to ease the pain he feels in his real life. This eventually leads him to a realm where stories and nightmares become reality. This book features a frighteningly vicious character called the Crooked Man. Connolly has great imagination and writes well. This is a pretty quick read and has a great pace to it. It won a 2007 Alex Award from the American Library Association. This award is given annually to books written for adults that would appeal to teens.