Tấm Ảnh Tình Yêu Và Một Câu Chuyện Khác tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ian Hsu ian0c09 — Tenía mucho tiempo con este libro pendiente y finalmente me decidí a leerlo!!! Sin embargo no entiendo el afán de la autora de que Val no pueda tener un novio decente, primero con Dan, el cual me encantaba y la autora hizo que no la quisiera por ser un súcubo entonces me dejo queriendo más Dan y Val y ahora Shade??? Qué decepción de hombres o demonios o whatever en este saga! Espero que Austin sea la excepción a la regla y la pobre Val encuentre un tipo decente que la sepa apreciar y no que le huyan a la primera. En fin, a pesar de todo esta saga tiene algo que me gusta jajajaja y ahora quiero leer más pero espero que Val no tenga que pasar por los brazos de mil hombres para encontrar al indicado.

Muriel Seguro murielseguro — Our protagonist, a "teleport" with family issues, is gifted at the art of revenge, a troubled teen who could very well hire out his payback services at premium rates. I'd love to see that in a sequel, clever vengeance being but one of many elements that compose this tale. Davy Rice narrates us through a lot of angst and romance with the voice of the boy next door, convincing throughout and never falling into stereotype, blind to his deep-set issues even as we and the people around him wait for them to explode. Though it appears at a glance to fit in the genre, I hesitate to call this novel speculative fiction. Granted, the jumping element is a fresh take on the superhero origin, yet it never develops to reveal Davy's higher calling or a larger, less mundane world, resulting in an enjoyable and unique coming-of-age potboiler with untapped potential. The "speculative" aspect got me to pick it up, but Jumper's portrayal of alienation and self-deception is what ultimately sets this book apart.

Ilazi Montana nfdqa3cb — reminds me much of the alfred hitchock presents magazines i read as a wee lad. some twilight zone-ish careful-what-you-wish-for type stories, but the last few were works of incredible imagination. loved it. (18)

Somesh Dabral someshdabral — Lorna Landvik has a special way of making small town characters come alive!! From back cover: "In the small town of Tall Pine, Minnesota, at the Cup O'Delight Cafe, the townsfolk gather for what they call the Tall Pine Polka, an event in which heavenly coffee, good food, and that feeling of being alive among friends inspires both body and soul to dance. There's the cafe owner, the robust and beautiful Lee O'Leary, who escaped to the northwoods from an abusive husband; Miss Penk and Frau Katt, the town's only lesbian couple ('Well, we're za only ones who admit it.'); Pete, proprietor of the Shoe Shack, who spends nights crafting beautiful shoes to present to Lee, along with his declarations of love; Mary, whose bad poetry can clear out the cafe in seconds flat; and most important of all, Lee's best friend, Fenny Ness, a smart and sassy twenty-two-year-old going on eighty. When Hollywood rolls into Tall Pine to shoot a movie, and a handsome musician known as Big Bill appears on the scene, Lee and Fenny find their friendship put to the test, as events push their hearts in unexplored directions-where endings can turn into new beginnings."