The Boy Who Cried Wolf tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Joe Joe secretofkells — 1984 by George Orwell took the world of the future and placed it into a world controlled by "big brother" (wheather that be an actualy person or just a poster boy for a orginization. my moneys on the ladder of the two) and two other organizations that are in control of china and russia respectivly. After getting into the book a little it almost seemed like this would turn into a murder/rape story. Our "protagonist" Winston is a little freaky considering during the two minute hate he wants to do alot of less than moral acts to julia. Then we find out she's a girl that just wants to break the rules and live by her own. The majority of the book was their secret meetings to get it on. eventually the book picks up at act two, and this is the part where i started to get that "have to know what happens next urge" once Winston and Julia decide to go against Big Brother and are recruited by O'Brian. I personally decided to take the side of "evil" Big Brother and was rooting for them to get caught, so when they were both taken and tortured I had a little smug smile on my face. The torture situation was interesting, and i loved how at the ending they had both been turned into supporters of Big Brother. This was probably my least favorite book of them all, just because it wasn't my style and when i read a book that is set in this type of scenario with a utopia gone wrong, I compare it to one of my favorite books, "The Giver" and nothing tends to stike me as well as that book did. However, once you get past the first chapter the story picks up and becomes interesting, so its not a terrible read.

Ana Fernanda anafe — 3.5 stars The book cover attracted me at once but only after having read the blurb I decided to give it a try and asked the ARC to NetGalley, for which I thank so much. At the beginning I was a little confused with all these supernatural beings gathered together, each one having a sort of connection and distinct role in the story. It was a radical upset of the usual paranormal romances I am used to read. Of course, I appreciated the novelty but I needed some time to adjust to the new concept. Anyhow, the basic theme of love that goes beyond death and survives for centuries is very intriguing and the story drew my attention. I loved the author’s writing style which was clear and good paced but in the development of the story I was expecting much more interaction between Adrian and Lindsay. Anyway, I have to admit that the first book of a series must necessarily give attention to the other characters in order to set up the basis for further instalments and rouse the reader’s interest.

Rob Freeman _ob_reeman — This one is way hard to get through, but totally worth it, if you like a great story with a hint of magic...