Thám Tử Lừng Danh Conan (Tập 82) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Bo Thiede _obby_heyenne — I read this book while living in California, which was fun, since it takes place in SF. Dave Eggers rambles on a bit, which can be fun and also tiring at times. The character is very personable, and is mentally split somewhere between reality and fantasy.

Pankhudi Mishra _antsks194046d — Well, this one did not disappoint. As good as "In Gallant Company" it picks up right where Gallant left off. We follow Bolitho into his first command and how he falls in love with his "Sparrow" his sloop of war. I started this one around 3 am this morning because of a rogue cricket that decided to sing next to my window. Woke me up and I couldn't get back to sleep. So I pick up the next book in my to read pile and it was the next Bolitho novel. It kept my mind off the cricket and completely enthralled in the adventures of the Sparrow's crew. I love this universe. Yes, Bolitho is lucky beyond belief and larger than life but is Aubrey and Hornblower and that's the reason we love them. I got attached to the crew of the Sparrow: the surgeon, the first lieutenant, the midshipman that just didn't make the cut for lieutenant, the sailing master, all the characters come alive and you care what happens to them. Even the snotty new midshipman nephew of an admiral. The final run of the Sparrow in Chesapeake Bay before the decisive battle of the American Revolutionary War gets to you. Kent just alludes to the historical Chesapeake battle at the end before the epilogue.

Paul Loram paulloram — I really dug this. I wish that I, as Bonnie did, had read this book when I was younger and in my hyper-reading phase...I think my more innocent and impressionable mind would have been sucked very deeply into the story. Also I would have been awed and impressed by the frankness of the writing. This is a writer that trusts her readers and assumes they are intelligent and I like that. It doesn't hurt that she's obviously done an EXTENSIVE amount of research and probably hung out a lot at a natural history museum. While reading this book, there were times I couldn't wait to get home and pick it up again. I love that feeling!