Thật Hay Giả? - Những Câu Hỏi Khó, Những Đáp Án Bất Ngờ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Vox Nguyen voxov — Man I love Black Hole, though it always makes me feel really really terrible. After the first time I read it, I was convinced I was the worst person in the world, for no real reason. I even started writing a zine about. The second time I read it, I thought to myself "I wonder if this will affect me weirdly again." and it did, though it wasn't quite as extreme. I just felt really uneasy and wanted to yell stuff out loud in the library. This has nothing to with the book tho, which is set in the mid-seventies in Seattle, where a strange STD that turns teens into mutants is spreading around. The infected kids live in huts in the woods, and it's really creepy and affecting, PLUS you can see where Daniel Clowes got a lot of his supernatural shit from. First time I read this, I was actually kinda disillusioned with Clowes, cos he kinda draws EXACTLY like Charles Burns, but I've since gotten over that. While Charles Burns does the supernatural B-movie type stuff better, Daniel Clowe's is definitely much better with characters and real life stuff. Tangent over. Review over.

Mukesh Jain mjmukeshjain — This is an excellent book and I highly recommend it. I am yet to find someone who didn`t like this book.

Elisabet Capdevila elicapdevila — At its time, it was the foremost 'coming of age book'.

Thuy Anh tanhsilk96b69a — I have not gotten very fare yet but it is amazing sooo far.. i am a slow reader soo it may take me a while to read

Longs Shen _ragonshen — Every parent of adult children should read this! It's very interesting, as it is told in various stories about how parents/adult children have come to terms with their relationships.