Thiền & Sức Khoẻ (Tái Bản) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sara Verdilheiro _ara_erdilheiro — I can't imagine any way he could have made this better. Beah and I were born the same year, so when he would mention exact dates, I could frequently remember what I was doing on that day. It was a strange experience, realizing that this was going on while I was at camp, freaking out about a boy, or at a Halloween party. These were powerful realizations. It made me feel really spoiled.

Rodrigo Ojeda grassgraphics — 10/10! Wow, this book is amazing! I never thought I could enjoy a literary fiction book so much, especially on the overdone topic of racism in the old south. I'd be surprised if they don't start reading this in classrooms soon - this book was every bit as good as To Kill a Mockingbird and Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry, and I didn't even need a teacher and study guides to help me appreciate it! The audiobook version is amazing - one of the best audiobooks I have ever heard, and really made the characters come alive for me (more than if I had just read the book, probably).

Maria Akridge accountinf27e4 — Nice short story diversion. :)

王 红蕾 a4489493094801 — Alfred Duggan's CONSCIENCE OF THE KING is a marvelous tale of the founding ruler of Wessex, the kingdom of the West Saxons. It's marvelous because he is a wicked man, a backstabber and a traitor. And yet you find yourself rooting for him, even when Artorius shows up trying to save Britain for the British. Such is the power of a narrator to win you over to his side no matter how wrong that side is. Like the best of historical novels, it's a visit to another time and other ways of thinking. Cerdic is born around 500 AD, the same time more or less as THE CIRCLE CAST. He's born a Roman but of Saxon descent, and his journey takes him from Roman Britain to Saxon Britain to Saxony and back. It's the Dark Ages of Britain, when Roman civilization is collapsing without any Saxons civilized enough to take it over. Alfred Duggan captures the nostalgia his hero feels for the comforts of civilization even as he's destroying it for his own reasons. CONSCIENCE OF THE KING is not a passionate book; Duggan's hero is a conniver who barely feels much sentiment for his own son, and doesn't regret his murders. But it is a fascinating book. I'm looking forward to his other two Saxon novels, THE KING OF ATHELNEY, about Alfred the Great, and THE CUNNING OF THE DOVE. He really brings another time and place to life, and with tremendous historical accuracy. It is hard to find a movie that does that.