Tắt Đèn - Ngô Tất Tố tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Omar Abel infosumar — Nothing like a good romance every once in a while. The beginning left me a little sceptical but once I got past that, it ended up being a pretty OK story. Don't read if you are offended by love scenes. They're pretty descriptive.

Tobis Designs _obis_esigns — I loved this trilogy. If I ever decide to get a tattoo, it will be of a Mockingjay. The interesting thing is, I picked up Hunger Games after reading Where Men Win Glory, because I needed a "lighter" read after finishing such a heavy and heart breaking book. I heard the premise of the trilogy and that combined with it being categorized as "teen lit", made me think this would provide a fun break from more serious books in my list. I couldn't have been more wrong. This is a heavy read, that inspires similar critical questions about war and humanity that are equally apparent in Where Men Win Glory. The startling coincidence was how Katniss and Tillman were both forced into a role of being "the face" of their cause. While one embraced it, and the other rejected it, it points out war's consistent need for image enhancement or just PR efforts. At the end of both books, I was left feeling the sentiment of hopelessness and futility regarding war and its impact on humanity that I think both authors (Krakauer and Collins) aimed to portray. If I were teaching a high school class in contemporary literature, I would assign this trilogy and Krakauer's book as required reading. The final paper would be to compare and contrast the two protagonists. This was just such a great read. It's one of those books that will make it hard to start another book, because I'm just so in love with these characters.