Tây Du Ký - Tập 3 (Tiểu Thuyết Chương Hồi) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jaime Cervera jaimecerve0482 — I found myself fascinated by the trials and tribulations of a med student and by the details of the human brain. Who knew that implants to improve memory aren't just the stuff of science fiction?

Dance Egg danceeggusddf2 — At first glance this appears to be little more than a cheesy, yet chaste, romance novel. However with Dame Daphne Du Maurier what you see is never all there is to get. I strongly disliked this book for at least the first hundred and fifty pages (and it's only two hundred and fifty pages long). I loved 'Rebecca', 'My Cousin Rachel', 'The King's General' and 'Mary Anne'. 'Frenchman's Creek' however seemed to be a completely different animal when compared to the other Du Maurier novels I'd read. Then I realized that the description of the heroine, Dona St. Columb's, husband might bear some resemblance to Du Maurier's real life husband and at that point the whole novel took on a different shape in my mind. I think that Du Maurier was writing about her own feelings of being a wife and mother and the sacrifice that comes with those identities and how she sometimes wished she could escape her life and her responsibilities. When examined in that context it seemed like Du Maurier was writing herself out of the doldrums of her own life, in essence giving herself a fantasy of escape and adventure that could never ever be real. So, while I disliked much of this pure fantasy-romance, and don't think that it's her best work, upon closer examination I can understand what may have inspired Daphne Du Maurier to write this story and for that I appreciate it.

Joseignacio Hernandez master_min48f7 — I can't come up with enough superlatives to use about this book. Engrossing, riveting, terrifying, awe-inspiring. Just a wow all around. Such a tragedy that ultimately can't really be blamed on anyone. The book reads like a novel and is as much a page-turner as any fiction I can remember. I also highly recommend the audio version of the book.

Laura Gutiérrez lagutgirl — I did not like this book...at all. And I even read it when I was 13. Just not good.