Thơ Xuân Diệu (Tái Bản 2015) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

John Mchugh johndiggity — This started off well, but after the first third, I had trouble following the characters. It was very hard to read more than 30 pages at a time (lots of details and changes) and too thick to read in bed (which is my preferred reading place). Since it's due back at the library, I'm going to quit for now.

Agata Wysocka agatawysocka — Listening to this audio book, I kept thinking that was a younger version of "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing." The story has the sibling rivalry aspect of that book, but it doesn't necessarily deal with some of the more mature subject matter of the book. The story is told in alternating chapters by the older sister and younger brother in the family. The title comes from the fact that each incident centers around a weekend event for the two characters. It's light, amusing fun.

Nick Hans hans_nick — If anyone has ever given in to curiousity and walked through an old, abandoned building you will understand where the suspense in this book comes from. The "creepers" are a group of people who routinely explore these buildings. While exploring an old abandoned hotel scheduled for demolition they encounter slightly more than they bargained for.

Juan Romero _elhombrebueno — Loved this book of the May witch series but only this one. The rest started to annoy me.

Charles Goldman charlespar9ca7 — I don't read much nonfiction. But I was intrigued by the NY Times review of this book and so tried it. I read it almost as voraciously as I do good fiction. For anyone wondering why Americans suffer from an obesity problem, this book offers some insights. For anyone interested in seeing behind the Whole Foods "organic" label, this book should be read. I personally will never buy "cheap" eggs again and will always wonder whether it makes any difference to buy the expensive, organic, "free range" eggs.