Thời Thơ Ấu (Tái Bản 2015) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ineta Joksaite naidon — This book become a bit of an obsession of mine. I would say that I would probably recommend this book to read more than any other I have ever read. Part of the reason for this is because it is for some reason a bit obscure in this country and thus I feel it needs more press than me telling someone to read Hemingway or Cormac McCarthy. I think that the major reason it was never embraced by the political community is because it is long (over a 1000 pages between the trilogy), dense, and incredibly complex. It has over ten main characters whose narratives it switches between, takes place over 15 years of dense historical occurrences, and covers nearly the entire European continent in its physical location. Throughout the read I found myself pausing to do a little research on the events that were taking place during the book so I could understand them better. A basic synopsis for the book would be to say that it follows a group of revolutionaries who begin as communists in the early 30s as they each struggle to define their personal ideologies based on the changes on the political scene. The book created an entirely new world view for me, adding many new layers to what I knew of the history of the last hundred years. Please just read this book. That's all I can say for now.

Ana Paula _napaula_raujo — I wasn't crazy about this book--there wasn't one character that I liked. But, I did think the overarching themes of trying to communicate in dysfunctional families was worthwhile and ultimately, made the book worth finishing.

Francisco Bérchez 5fberchezm82d4 — A book about cancer that's somewhat... cheerful? A must-read!

Crew Studio crewstudio — Good insights into Egyptian history and politics, while trying to tell a compelling story. My only issue is that authors have to stop using their female characters as a symbol for the nation, but since it was written some time ago, I can forgive it.