Thế Giới Những Điều Chưa Biết - Tập 4: Thực Vật tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Matthew Page matthewryanpage — Somewhere, Janet Evanovich is planning a hit on Lisa Lutz. The Spellman series just gets better, with some expected and unexpected character developments. Funny enough to make you snort your bourbon and Diet Coke out your nose, the Spellman books keep you intrigued equally with the "mysteries" and her characters. Can't wait for a fourth - here's hoping the movie in development doesn't spoil the books for new fans. Read-alikes would be the aforementioned Evanovich, perhaps Diane Mott Davidson (at a looong stretch) and other such humorous mystery authors. But really, I think Douglas Adams fans would love Lutz.

Gabriela Grave _abii_ielae341 — I really liked this book and found it very interesting. You get a peak into the world of autism and I loved how some chapters were through the eyes of a little boy with autism. The ending wasn't the best ever but the book was a page turner and I really enjoyed it.

Gregory Chong johngregoryyyy — The overall plot and style of writing made it a delight to read!

Seung Jun drunkenymk — MMMm this was a really good book. 4.5 stars. I loved it. And Doug mmm he is just fantastic. Don't know what to write except i really liked this book and enjoyed reading it.

Margien Klein margienklh2061 — Old Red Amlingmeyer and his brother and chronicler Big Red are invited to the Chicago World's Fair to participate in a contest to determine who's the greatest detective now that Sherlock Holmes appears to be dead. But a death interrupts the second day of the contest. Old Red is sure it's a murder, but neither the head of the Pinkerton agency, William Pinkerton, who is reluctantly running the contest, or the Chicago police want the reputation of the fair soiled by crime. There also seem to be a number of bearded men talking an interest in the brothers. Old Red, crochety as ever, dislikes crowds, public speaking, and the very idea of riding the Ferris Wheel. About the only thing he does like, aside from Sherlock Holmes, is Diana, the lovely detective that the Amlingmeyers have worked with before.