Thói Quen Thứ 8 (Tái Bản 2017) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Fernanda Neri nanda_gervasio — Did Not Finish After reading the synopsis and hearing lots of positive buzz around the blogosphere, I was pretty much convinced that I would fall head-over-heels in love with this book. Sadly, despite possessing some creative ideas, Royal Street failed to rock my world, to put the motion in the ocean, to float my boat, to...oh never mind, I think you get the point. Anyways, what I thought was going to be a fun, exciting adventure turned out to be rather boring and pretty much devoid of emotion. I felt absolutely nothing—no connection, no suspense, no curiosity, no excitement, nada—while reading the 150 pages I managed to get through before finally calling it quits. The characters and the story just seemed bland, and it certainly didn't help matters that the plot developed & unfolded at a snail's pace. I kept waiting for something to happen and it just didn't. Speaking of the characters, I also thought they were one-dimensional & underdeveloped. DJ had a couple of likable traits, but I mostly found her to be incredibly, annoyingly immature (especially given her age & profession). Alex, her newly assigned partner, was a walking-talking cliche with zero personality. And their verbal sparring, which I'm sure was meant to be amusing and crackling with romantic chemistry, was in reality juvenile and lacking any kind of sexual tension.

Hablot Majoric _ajoric — Self experience with bunch of interviews. In terms of limits, the author has a quite broad opinion from extreme sports(self experience, I love it) to field track to H-bomb to Rock and roll to Space travel. To be frank, I do not quite like the interview part, although it did reveal something from the witness's eyes.

Evan Grant minigrantyz — read about 100 pages and nothing exciting was happening, started out well. Then got really boring while she was trudging through the woods with a cowboy...

Xiao Xia xiaxiao — I think this may be the first adult mystery that I ever read, having recently graduated from the Nancy Drew school of suspense. It scared the bejesus out of me! I will forever more eschew invitations to mysterious mansions by anonymous hosts!

Matt Higa _ineapple_mpire — Through elemental and exquisetly constructed prose Duvert led me on a renewed discovery of the underbelly of our western cultures, particularly our capacities and habbits of interpersonal relations. Duvert at once pulls the reader in and instigates a removal within where the reader is allowed the space to critique what is presented. Duvert accomplishes this through several devices, including telling stories of his subjects where he interchanges refereneces to them between the intimate personal pronoun and a more distant descriptive.