Thanh Xuân Của Chúng Ta Sẽ Dài Bao Lâu? - Phát Hành Dự Kiến 22/04/2018 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Persio Flexa _5909 — Bizarre, but in a good way. Also in a forgettable way.

Sofia Schmidt sofischmidt — I'm not very experienced in poetry, but for me this anthology was a good start. There's a plethora of content to work with, a lot of prose and structure to comprehend, and going through the entire volume was generally a satisfying experience for an unaffiliated person such as myself. However, this being an anthology, more specifically being limited to 500 poems, there will probably the inevitable lists of poems that were been left out, and the entire volume may be left uneven because of some of the lesser-known poems that were not included. However, the fact hasn't pained me so much to the point where the compilation wasn't worth the investment to complete. In the end, I tended to view this anthology as more of a starting point to assist in even more discovery of fine poetry.

José ángel jbuenof06f — Vampires, Witches, and Daemons are the three greatest things that go bump in the night. Drawn to this book because of the supernatural appeal and what looked to be an amazing and promising read I could not wait to get my hands on it! On a whole I enjoyed the start of the book and the way the plot was unfolding; a witch determined to change her spots and a sexy vampire with a secret agenda. Their love will become the catalyst for the start of a revolution [of sorts]. The first three hundred pages flew by and I was just as caught up in their whirlwind romance. The mystery surrounding the book and her connection to it and her parent’s unfortunate demise which was coupled with the budding romance of two unlikely companions was enthralling. But the number of holes and jumps in the plot were beginning to take their toll on me. By the time the book moves back to Madison it seemed to start taking large leaps and bounds while simultaneously jamming as much detail and additional plot points in as possible. I stopped reading with seventy pages left due to my agitation with the writer’s approach to the end of the book; at times I wondered if she had a word or page quota to max out. Too many random characters made an appearance without much rhyme or reason. At the end I was so upset we are left to wonder. Then, I discovered this is the first book in a trilogy; sucker punch. I will ultimiately read the second book because I have to know what the secret is but I doubt I will enjoy her writing style any more. Overall while I have some major disgust for certain aspects of the book I would recommend it. However, this is not for the leisure reader as it does get pretty in-depth and you have to become committed to finishing. The characters are somewhat lovable if not a little distant, and the plot makes more sense knowing that it is not a stand alone book. Pros: Decent Plot, Aged Old Concept, Sexy, Secretive, Possessive Vampire with a conscience, Supernatural/Fantasy/Paranormal draw. Cons: Jam Packing Ideas, Holes in the Story, Static and Underdeveloped Characters. Stars: 3.5

Mercedes Font mercedesfontpeintre — I loved every moment of this book about a lone southern girl surviving in a post-apocalyptic world. Rather than add my own commentary I will refer to this already perfect summary from amazon: "The language is flawless. It is unobtrusive, but lush and almost lyrical. The pacing, too, flawless. Not a passage drags, nothing wasted. The characters are strong and believable; their motivations make sense; their voices are clear and distinct."

Mario Gorini infoe369 — outside of the man himself, the best discussion of evolution that i've read