The Crown (Selection) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Bruno Martins brunomartinscabral — This was obviously not as creative as the other fly guy books - a little too predictable - but my son loves it just as much as the others!

Hikary Yamada hky — Great pictures, great story.

Alberto J ajbelloso — Started: Jan 8/07. Finished: Jan 20/07 --- My first Nick Hornby book, though I've seen a couple of movies based on his books (About a Boy, Fever Pitch), but not the movie based on this one. Highly enjoyable story that provides a peek into the male mind. As the wife of a music geek who experiences music in a way that I don't and has as extensive collection of tunes that don't interest me, I appreciated the insight into the protag's mind, and I also identified with the long-suffering girlfriend. The supporting characters were great, from the acidic Liz to the super-shy Dick to the bombastic Barry. I want to see the movie now!

Nika Di necole_davi — This book was a purposeful departure from my normal reading tastes. I was aiming for something light I could read in a few days, to "rinse my mouth out" after a 6 week marathon of A Prayer for Owen Meany. This book fit the bill just fine. Told from the perspectives of Emily and her husband, Sandy, this book is the story of Emily's journey after the unexpected death of her husband. "But wait!" you say, "How is her husband the narrator if he dies in the first chapter??" [And here I am not giving anything away that you can't discern from the book cover and summary blurb] Yes, her husband comes to inhabit a dog! (The title's Einstein.) The book is brainless, but painless. The husband is a cad, the mother-in-law is a bitch. Hot guy next door neighbor, intimidating new boss, flakey younger sister. They are all here. Emily herself is likable enough. She is a fairly strong woman who tackles challenges and doesn't give up on her dreams -- a nice departure from the expected "mousy" woman main character. All in all it had some cute parts, was predictable and not mentally taxing and ended cleanly. I think the author was probably going for inspirational, but she couldn't convince me there.

Antonio Gomez antonio_ce6487 — Slow at the beginning and I really wasn't sure that I liked the book or the characters for most of the book, but in the end, I really did. It is a very human, very well crafted story that had some very unexpected themes - themes that were surprisingly relevant to my life.