Thám Tử Lừng Danh Conan - Tập 12 (Tái Bản 2015) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Siwa Buntoon siwabuntoon — Wow. I read this book in one evening. I haven't done that in quite some time. I really, really enjoyed it. The first chapter was a bit of a drag, but after that I was hooked. It's about this boy, Alex, whose mother is dying of cancer, so he gets sent to live with his reporter/adventurer grandmother. She takes him along on a trip to the Amazon in search of a mythical Beast. Alex discovers that, far from just tagging along, he has a definite part to play in saving the People of the Mist, the last Indian tribe to remain untouched by civilisation. I loved it, it was awesome. I'll definitely be getting my hands on the sequels.

Norbert Bias nba1c1 — Fiction. Three men take a boat trip up the Thames. They also bring a dog, and have some difficulties with a wheel of cheese. I read this because of Connie Willis' novel To Say Nothing of the Dog, which takes some inspiration from Jerome's book. Three Men in a Boat isn't so much a novel as a series of funny anecdotes. The narrator is supposedly telling you about a boat trip up the Thames, but every detail he mentions then reminds him of a story he has to tell that often has little to do with a boat trip up the Thames. The language Jerome uses is crisp and ironic, and I can see why he's been compared to Mark Twain. He has the same dry wit and gift of understatement, but on the whole the book's more of a stand-up routine than a novel, with the boat trip simply a vehicle for Jerome's humor. Two stars, because it was funny enough, but maybe you have to be British to really appreciate this boat trip.

Mikey Correia porkchop131e20 — An interesting book. It contained a little bit of narrative about Ailsa and MCC, then a short story not related to the main protagonists (i.e., MCC, the antique shop salesman, is telling a prospective buyer in the antiques shop the story behind the antique he's looking at), then more narrative, then another short story, etc. Definitely an original concept. I wouldn't have read the book if the main character wasn't named Ailsa (just like my new niece) but I'm glad that I did.