Tây Du Ký - Tập 8: Lấy Kinh Trở Về tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Horacio Velozo Velozo bagstudio — My toddler son loves this book. He will sit and make me read it to him 4 or 5 times in a row. Seriously. A toddler boy will sit for multiple readings of this book. The art is cute, the facial expressions on the crayons particularly so, and the message is clear. The rhyming appeals to the ear without being stupidly sing-song. I'd give this book a 5 but I'm just so sick of reading it that I can't bring myself to give that final star. It's a good book- but toddlers love repetition, and I'm clearly not a toddler any more as I can only read it once or twice in a sitting without trying to find another book to read to my son.

P Vijit _vijit — Did NOT expect Voltaire to be so delightful!

Shawn Lee shawnjhlee — Such a fantastic author! You'll be hooked from the start and won't be able to put it down!

Waleed Akhtar wldakhtr — I guess with this book, you either identify with it, or you don't. I don't. Holden is SO whiney. About everything. He is the definition of emo. There are much better coming of age novels out there.

Weed Music weedmusic — ** spoiler alert ** See the full review at: Read My Mind My Review: I read all kinds of romance, but there's something about a book that explores a woman's desire to fulfill one of her fantasies that I really am intrigued by. COPPING TO IT does just that, with the female lead, Claire. It seems as if she is caught in a bad situation all too easily, and ends up in the clutches of a ne'er do well bike gang that uses public sexual acts, as a way to initiate its members. Of course, the person that she is "given" to, is long-time crush, and undercover cop, Ty. And, so begins her fantasy to be a bad girl with this man that she has loved for many years. I quite enjoy a good friends-to-lovers story, but I am not so keen on the unrequited (until some inciting event happens to tip the male character over the edge) trope that can happen in romance. It's interesting how Meyers managed to somewhat blend both aspects of these tropes into something different. Ty certainly has feelings for Claire, but his undercover work has prevented him from acting on anything. On another hand, he obviously sees Claire in a new light when he realized her intense desire to act on, what most women might consider forbidden fantasies, especially in light of the inherent danger they could both be in, if the stand-in leader of the biker gang discovers Ty's real identity. All in all, I really enjoyed the intense heat between Claire and Ty and the way that the semi-public (or voyeuristic) sexual scenes were written. The pacing is done extremely well; there is an m/f/m scene that happens when the characters should be trying to make their escape, but the briefness of the interlude, and the danger they might be in by delaying is kept in the forefront. I didn't feel that this paused the plot, in any way. Looking for a milder, quick read that illuminates a sexual fantasy that both men and women could enjoy? Look no further than COPPING TO IT. It will get your pulse pounding, and keep you on the edge of your seat with a story line that expands slightly beyond the sexual content. 3.5/5 for plot 4/5 for characters 4/5 for language My Rating: 11.5/15 (3.5 stars) Highly Recommended, if you liked: Never have I Ever by Alisha Rai Talk Dirty to Me by Ginny Glass

Vit Ryznar ryznar — Trollope never could seem to get Ireland, where he had started his writing career, out of his head. I don't think his Irish novels were ever very well received, but he just couldn't resist setting every sixth novel or so in Ireland. So here we are in Ireland again. The English protagonist, Fred, is stationed with his calvary regiment in Ireland. Fred is torn between his duty to marry in his class (and of course to marry a Protestant) and his attraction to Kate, a Irish Catholic girl of no background to speak of. (Kate's father is a swindler who has fled to France to avoid prosecution.) A drastic complication is added when Kate becomes pregnant. What will Fred do? And, more ominously, what will Kate's mother do to Fred if Fred doesn't do what she thinks he must do? Not very good Trollope, but like a lot of not very good Trollope, it's short.