Thử Nghiệm Đất Cháy tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lukasz Grudniewski lukaszgrudniewski — I love this family history! It made me want to go to Scotland!

Lily Lyu llv12287398 — Anastasia has to move from the apartment in Cambridge she's lived in all her life out to the dreaded suburbs! However will she adjust? I have always been incredibly jealous of Anastasia's life, ever since I was her age. Her parents treat her like a person and respect her input, her father teaches at Harvard, she lives in the Boston area, and now she has a house with a tower bedroom! (I do realize that Anastasia is fictional.) Lowry has created a very realistic narrator that young people will relate to. She surrounds her protagonist with quirky, well-drawn characters, then puts her in some very common situations. Young people will recognize the plot lines from their own lives, and be entertained by the off-the-wall characters.

Alena Zakharets _akharets — ** spoiler alert ** I never review on here, but I felt the need to. No one I know is reading this book and I really wanted to talk about the ending, so here it goes. ***MAJOR Spoilers below!*** I love Jodi-- her writing style, impeccable research and use of immensely controversial subjects makes her my favorite author. In fact, until the main story lines resolved right at the end, I felt no differently about this novel as I have about most of her others in the past- brilliant. Then, it all crashed down for me. First, Marin's search for her birth mother ends completely predictably, making me wish the entire story line just didn't even exist in the first place. Even worse was the resolution of the general plot. I agree with those reviewers who are calling this book "My Sister's Keeper- The Sequel," as the endings are so completely similar. Even worse than Willow's "unexpected" (I predicted something similar) death by drowning in the pond was Charlotte's forfeiting of the check she had ruined all of their lives to earn as she placed it in Willow's coffin. There are so many things wrong with this that I can't even begin to list them, namely that she didn't use it to give her OTHER daughter a better, more fulfilling life. I love Jodi, I'm still one of her biggest fans, but I didn't love this one.

Carlos Betancurth jpgbeta — A story about a teenage father, reminising on the times when and going forward to the current time in his life. Left to raise his 3 week old daughter Feather at the age of 16. Nia, Feathers mother had brain damage and never met her daughter. Bobbie, Feathers father tried to keep her memory alive by deciding not to put Feather up for adoption but raise her by himself, even though he was only 16. Bobbie and his father moved from Brooklyn to Ohio to give Feather a better life.

Xingyao Wu xingyao_wu — Not much mystery in this one, but I enjoy Jesse Stone so much that I didn't mind. 1-19-14 Updating my original review by adding that I had NO memory of reading this until I got to the last page. What impressed me more than the mystery was the discussion that Jesse Stone, Molly, Suit, and other characters have about the way men and women view nudity. Again, Parker manages to bring literary and psychological depth to detective fiction.