Thử Tài Tìm Kiếm – Thành Phố tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Cagin Kaya caginkaya — I hate sci-fi and loved this book. The web, a boy growing up manipulated, the gravity-less room, all so vivid and modern.

Huda Javed _uda_ — A thrill ride.

Nikola Nikolov xsellco — I've read it so many times, and I still can't put it down. The book sucks you into the Congo and just like the Price family, you can't seem to leave. It has so many great messages, such well sketched characters, and evokes so much emotion - set me up for a real disappintment when I read Prodigal Summer - how is it that authors who show such breathtaking talent then go along and write total garbage? Anyway, PWB is a masterpiece, and while there are a couple of places here and there where it drags, it's worth it.

Laura Kuhn midnightboheme — I absolutely loved this book! I received it as a preview from the publisher. As an Art History student, I am very familiar with the life of Van Gogh, his works, and have read the published letters of between Vincent and his brother. I felt this book truly captured the spirit of Van Gogh. I t was very interesting to have it narrated through the eyes of Dr. Gachet, who he painted. I was unaware that Dr. Gachet was well known in the Impressionist and Post Impressionist circles. That fact really made everything feel very interconnected. This book was beautifully written. The author's choice of phrasing was very almost melodic in places and her descriptions were vivid and beautiful. I especially enjoyed how she described Van Gogh's paintings. I also felt the author truly captured the period that Van Gogh's life took place and gave the world a messy, truthful telling of the amazing artist that was, Vincent Van Gogh. I would recommend this book to anyone!

Danika Muscat danikamuscat — This book was really close to being added to the "abandoned" shelf, but I woke early this morning and had nothing else to read so I plowed through. So I suppose the "mystery" is interesting enough to want to read through to the end, but just barely. The quote on the front of the book compares The Lantern to du Maurier's Rebecca. The quote on the back mentions Rebecca. The book itself talks about Rebecca. So just in case you missed it, you are supposed to be thinking of that novel while reading this one. This is not difficult to do, as the plot is eerily similar; I wouldn't have been surprised if "Last night I dreamed of Les Genevriers again" had popped up somewhere. Just like Rebecca, we don't know the heroine's name. Unfortunately, these comparisons do nothing to bolster the quality of The Lantern. I'm sure people who love France and Provence will love the details of that region.

Volodymyr Svystun _olodymyr_ — My daughter, Ayden, recommended this book and I truly enjoyed it. The illustrations were great and the whole approach unique. Charming book!