Thế Giới Trong Mắt Em: Tiếng Anh Bằng Hình - Động Vật tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sarah Geraci sage428cffd — So, it has been a very long time since I reviewed a book (since June 2009 to be exact), but I really feel that Lonesome Dove is so outstanding that I need to review it. If you were ever trying to decide what (approximately) 1000 page book to read, this one should be one of your first choices. The vividness with which McMurtry writes makes the characters come to life in a way that I cannot recall clearly from any other novel. I have to say, it is easy to develop an emotional attachment to certain characters that does not soon let go. The characters were what really got me about this book; there were so many, each unique and each seemed like a real person. By the end I wished I could just take Gus out of the story and have a conversation with him. One of my favorite things about the book straight from the beginning was the sly, almost hidden, humor. When some of the characters spoke with such frankness, especially Gus, I found myself laughing out loud. In the beginning, that humor enticed me enough to get to the point where I had to know what happened. It seemed that all 945 pages of the book read like that, just wanting to know what happened next, and hundreds of pages flew by in no time. Overall, I loved this book and recommend it to everyone (even if you aren't a fan of Westerns).

Diana Melkonian dianamelkonian — Ever wonder why fairy tales follow a set pattern? Ever get annoyed by the predictability? Then, this is the book for you. A fairy tale that breaks tradition.