Tại Sao - Trái Đất Xanh Tươi Nói Gì? tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jonathan Lopez onlyhuemans — I looked this book because it is well-written and set in my husband's hometown of Isfahan.

олександр шерехора rokrfs737c — I love books about writers. While I've never read anything by this Scottish author before, I grabbed the book while working at the Canmore library because it was about a mystery writer who gets caught up in the antics of a fan-turned-serial-killer. As a writer myself (okay, mostly a journalist and a wannabe author) I feel a connection with books about writers, and find them particularly fun. The story takes place in London, and is full of fun (for me at least) slang and colloquialisms and bits of British culture. They don't detract from the story as happens sometimes, when you're trying to figure out what x means, but give it a nice richness that modern who-dun-its sometimes lack. I find it charming when oh my god - a character produces a gun!!! So shocking in England, the land of few handguns. We have very few here in Canada either, but growing up in the US gave me a jadedness about guns in crime novels that did make me laugh at this point, particularly at the shock of another character in seeing it. I'll admit that I had the mystery accomplice figured out by a quarter of the way through the book, but that's not uncommon for me and didn't detract from the plotline either. It's rare for an author to put one over on me for very long, and I don't hold it against them. I did find the twists and turns in this book exciting and interesting, and it kept me up reading late into the night a couple of times, because I just had to know what happened next. While this book isn't anything intellecutally engaging, it's very, very entertaining.

Shorouk Eid sheid — I learned a lot about apples from this book and you would be surprised how often I the topic of apples comes up in conversation.

Sirena Gil sirena_gil03ae — Loved it!!! I love Richelle's writing so much, she has a rare gift and I'm glad I have had the chance to read her amazing stories! This novel was by far, the best in the series. Georgina was challenged, but as always, exceeded expectations and conquered all! I love her! :)

Daniella Calmet daniellacalmet — This was NOT my favorite book by J.R.Ward,by far. ***Possible spoiler alert*** The way Manny and Payne fell in love was a bit much,but what REALLY got me was his rather unorthodox method of treatment. Then there is Vishous. Wow,this guy is seriously screwed up!! I really did not like him through the 1st half of the book,but he finally redeemed himself. I,personally do not find his extreme closeness w/Butch to be all that believable. C'mon,what 2 guys will comfort each other by laying naked in each others arms and NOT have anything sexual between them? Although Butch did seem to know how to cure what ailed V,or at least put it into remission. There really was not much action in the book. When Payne disappeared,I thought there would finally be some excitement,but it fizzled out.And talk about coincidence! I thought the way Butch turned out to be part vampire in his book was pretty pat. MASSIVE SPOILER HERE!!!!!! But now Manny finds out he and Butch are half brothers and he is related to Wrath?! Bruth-errrrrrr! Too much coincidence here,by far. We have a few new characters in this book that might turn out to be pretty interesting. I am looking forward to seeing what develops in the next book between the Band of Brothers and the Band of Bastards! And what about the heartbreak one of these bastards feels about his sister. I have a feeling we will be hearing more about brother and sister in the next installment....