Thơ Việt Nam Chọn Lọc - Thơ Tố Hữu tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ka L-o-k _a_ok — Interesante é coñecer a visión tan reaccionaria dun señor da idade de Stéphane Hessel e comprobar que mantén intacto o espírito de loita (e de clases). Moi boa traducción. Libro rápido de ler e de dixestión lenta.

Reginald Sunn reggie12 — Though much of Angela's Ashes is depressing, it has a surprising upturn at the end. The majority of the novel covers Frank's family, and their struggles with poverty, mainly due to his fathers alcohlism. Frank's goal of going to America seems unobtainable for most of the novel, only coming into view after Mrs. Finucane dies, and he takes the $40 out of the trunk in her attic. This was a welcome revelation in comparison to the rest of the book which consisted mainly of perpetual doom. I enjoyed reading Angela's Ashes, and intend to watch the movie as soon as I can track down a copy.

Jeffrey Surju jeffreysur070f — A break from my normal dystopian and Victorian fiction I thoroughly enjoyed this tale set in the late 1100's, another time period I enjoy for the tale of dragons an unexplored country. While there were no dragons within these pages I was completely captivated by the "young doctor" who could "speak with the dead". Now we are not talking about seances or channeling their spirits, but actually looking at the dead bodies and learning their tale though examination. Interesting from start to finish with enough historical facts to keep you situated the story unfolds over murder and mystery which kept me glued to the next page. If you are a fictional history reader and believe in the equal and fair treatment of women while enjoying a bit of darkness in your tales this is for you.

Ayushi Anand guptarchie2947 — A startling and wonderful novel about contemporary Mongolia, written by a very young and talented Czech author. Beautifully translated by Alex Zucker.