Tình Dại Khờ - Chia Sẻ Cùng Teen tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Met Al m_et_al — ** spoiler alert ** I was very impressed with this novel, though, and don’t shoot me for this, I’m not enamored with Ash. With all the hype I’ve been hearing about this series, I was positive that I would fall head over heels in love with him, especially since everyone talks about him on Twitter all the time. But, actually, I like Puck. I’m not sure, but a part of me thinks that maybe, just maybe, my subconscious overwrote the possibility of falling for Ash because so many people already like him so much, but… either way, I’m a Puck fan. Now, truthfully, if I look back at all the novels I’ve read, and all the sides I’ve taken in the love triangles, it is quite obvious that I always prefer the guy that was there first. Edward over Jacob. Gale over Peeta. Xander over Ky. Daniel over Cameron… I mean, you get the picture. So, it just makes sense here that I like Puck over Ash. Now, that’s not to say it won’t change as I complete the series, but this is how I feel now. Especially since Ash is a brooding, angry male, and the fact that he’s only “helping” Meghan in order to get something in return rubs me the wrong way. Yes, maybe he develops feelings for her, but I’m not yet convinced that he loves her as much as I am that he’s using her. But, either way, I have to read all the books in the series before I make my official, and final, call, so stay tuned… On the whole, I really enjoyed this novel. Kagawa is a very talented writer, and I am kicking myself for waiting so long to read her work... To read my full review (10/22): http://bookvacations.wordpress.com/20...

Nazar Bilyk _azar_ilyk — Oh my, what to say about this book? I think perhaps the members of the Newbery committee were smoking crack the year they awarded this a notable "Honor." It's not that it was awful - from a middle aged woman's perspective at least. It's just that it's one of those dry, slow, and very, very dull stories that teachers assign to kids in school, ensuring that they grow up to hate reading and groan the next time they're forced to pick up a book. That being said, I happened to almost enjoy the long rants describing the Welsh countryside, and even tolerated the somewhat lame story of the ancient bard, Taliesin. And even though the kids spoke like miniature adults from England (when in fact they were a tween and two teens from America), I grew to care for them a bit, too. So all in all, I didn't want to kill myself over this one. Still, never make your kid read it - or else, suffer the inevitable consequences (see paragraph 1.)

Backlink Service qualitybacklinks — This was the first graphic novel I read. I love the idea that non-fiction subjects could be presented in this format. Clan Apis follows the life cycle of a worker honeybee. It's the type of book I'd like to see for required reading in schools.