Tiếng Hú Trên Đỉnh Pù Cải tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Wim Deplae _ — This is one of the best books that I have listened to in a long time. While the story itself is not one that I am usually interested in, both the author and narrator have such a way with words that I was captivated. While I am not sure that this novel really is for ages 12-18 as it is marketed, the symbolism in the book is nothing short of amazing. The story is so completely full of emotion, life, and wisdom it is hard to imagine an author of only thirty years was able to reach such depths.

Ingredients Ingredients ingredients — School makes the book bad! I liked the whole thing about the Christmas Carol. I would have liked it better and would've been inspired if it weren't for all the close reading crap, the worksheets, and the dang dialectic journal.

Morvan Yohann studioacetone — Not quite what I expected but a good listen anyway. The narrator Susan McInerney did a good job and made the story very touching and entertaining to listen to. Vicki Myron seems like a truly inspiring person and I enjoyed hearing about her own story weaved in and out of Dewey's.

Cameron Chase maceron — One of the best creepy middle-grade ghost stories out there. Still creepy rereading it as an adult.

Valentina Figueroa vfigueroa — It feels strange to give an explanation of why I love this book so much. I gave one of the stories, "Testimony of Pilot" to a group of kids I was teaching last winter, and I am afraid to say not a one of them found it the least bit interesting. In fact, they were mightily confused by it. We had been reading an O'Henry Prize collection, and I think they had gotten used to a very structured, rigorous kind of short story; the Hannah didn't really do if for them. But the reason I like Airships so much, I think, has something to do with the fact that these stories aren't at all what you're supposed to expect from "classic" short fiction. They're messy, they have ridiculous, over-the-top turns of phrase, and they often don't coalesce into any sort of moral or tidy meaning. Which is precisely why this book is one of the best examples of how the short story is a far more flexible medium than most people give it credit for. And why I'll teach this book to any short fiction class I ever have, even if they hate it.