Theo Dòng Lịch Sử tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Elena Plugina 4morigan — Amazing!! Best book I have read in a long time.

Leo Zhang zhangqili — This was a good book, and looks into mythical creatures in a different way. Good vs. Evil...Dark vs. Light

Kelcy Thompson kelcythompson — Quick review about this second book in the Kingkiller Chronicles, which I've been waiting for since 2008! Fantastic continuation of Kvothe's story of his life, as told to the Chronicler at the bar in Kvothe's inn. We pick up the story at school, where Kvothe continues his studies, continues to be stressed out about money, and adds to his local reputation as a musical, magical, and engineering prodigy. Without giving too much away, the results of some mischievous choices make it prudent for him to leave the University for a little while, and he heads off to a distant city to advise a distant leader. The rest of the book is divided into about three main adventures, including bandit-hunting, fairyland, and martial arts training. And while this simplified list sounds like three different literary genres, I must add that Rothfuss's created world is fully realized, with its own history and mythology and cultures and (slightly tweaked) laws of physics. We also get more information on how Kvothe the Bloodless earns his world-wide reputation, and how much of it is his own rumor-mongering! I can't wait for the third and concluding book, which will undoubtedly take Rothfuss a few more years, butvconsidering the complexity of the story, I'll forgive him. I also wait with bated breath to discover how Kvothe ended up living in undercover as a innkeeper, denying his celebrity. It is a world that I can't wait to live in once again.

Marcin Marcin marcinejsmont — the 'kate shugak' books are set in alaska. they are fun and interesting mysteries.