The 13-Storey Treehouse (The Treehouse Books) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Dolores Guerrero loliguerrero — A lot of the advice in this book is pretty much common sence, so I expected NEW information from it. It is extremely repetitious, Ms. Argov words different the same point 4 or 5 times. It was a real drag to finish this book....and i don't ever like beginning a book and not finishing no matter how monotonous it is.

Stefanus Warouw stefanusw22 — A light hearted romp that has some genuinely laugh out loud moments. We have a 39 year old single mother of a 15 year old lad. She lives in glasgow and things are not going well, reaching critical mass when her husband and new wife threaten to move back into the family home as lodgers. Fortunately, she is saved by an inheritance from a distant relative, under the stipulation that she lives in a remote northern village in a house she inherits. Here, genuinely funny set pieces, mingle with great use of scottish dialect and well rounded and interesting characters. Funniest bits are all animal related, where she tries to put a dog out its misery with a spade. She ends up having to look after it, and then she thinks it has killed next doors rabbit - so she puts the body back in the cage, only to find out from the neighbours that it had died of natural cause and some sick bastard has dug it up and put it back in the cage. This frivolity is mixed with family intrigue as she determines that people know more about her than she expected, including reconciliation with her father. Better than normal chick lit fiction.

Veronica Corona coronaveronica — Wow. Shadows on the Moon was a pretty amazing book. It may be a retelling of Cinderella, but I've never read anything like it. And I really, really enjoyed it. One of the most inventive retellings I've read for a while. Before I even get to the rest of book I must fangirl about the setting. The book is set in a fantasy land called The Moonlit Land but it was heavily influenced by Japan and I'm such a sucker for Japanese culture and you can really tell Zoe did her research. It was all really accurate (not that I'm an expert... The most I know about Japanese history if from Rurouni Kenshin, Samurai Deeper Kyo and InuYasha...) But still, I loved reading about it. Suzume/Rin/Yue was a really intriguing main character. Even though they are all technically the same person, it was amazing how different they all were, and how much her personality changed due to the situation (unless she was with Otieno...). But she was always angry. She was always after revenge (from about Rin onwards...) for her family. And she was dead set on getting that revenge even if it meant leaving Otieno behind. She was both strong and weak, and while sometimes she did get on my nerves with the whole 'I can't do what I want 'cause I have to get revenge' thing, I could completely understand her and why she was doing it. Otieno was wonderful. Such as great male lead character.While he had his intense moments, he was very laid back (or at least in comparison to all the people from the Moonlit Land who were all rather reserved and uptight) and loud and just sort of did what he want. He always wanted the best for Suzume, and he was the only one who truly knew her, right from the start. He was rather lovely if I say so myself ;) I also adored Akira. She was one of my favourite characters. I loved sisterly relationship that her and Yue developed, and how Akira always looked out for her and helped Yue do what she wanted even if she didn't always think it the best idea. Zoe's writing was also wonderful. It was simple but layered (did that make sense?) and was easy to follow but described everything perfectly and vivdly. Every emotion was raw and you could feel it through the pages, especially when Suzume was cutting (which, by the way, I loved the involvement of a very contemporary issue in a fantasy novel.) It was really good, and I must check out her other books. Shadows on the Moon is a beautiful, different retelling of Cinderella that you are not likely to forget for a while. At least I won't.

Glenn Rummler rummler — Awesome!!!::)))

Elder Macedo eldermacedo — Thanks for supporting my love of psuedoscience Jared!