Tinh Thần Biến - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mike Chapman mikechapman6 — Brilliantly written (as you would expect). Very interesting on her childhood in Edinburgh and her semi-secret war work. A bit light on how she felt about things. I particularly disliked the part where she was spiteful about someone she didn't get on with. In my opinion a public work of literature is not the place for personal vendettas.

Molly Clark mollyjoon — ** spoiler alert ** I needed a book to read on a flight, so I picked up The Elegance of the Hedgehog. The inside flap said it was about a friendship between an older woman and a girl, and it seems sweet and meaningful. I had a strong sense that I had read about it or someone had told me about it, and I had a positive inclination toward it. The first half was very slow - lots of character development and very little movement. But about halfway through it picked up and I really got into it. I encountered a fabulous moment toward the end: "They didn't recognize me," I repeat. He stops in turn, my hand still on his arm. "It is because they have never seen you," he says. "I would recognize you anywhere." I am delighted with this moment, and I read it out loud to the person sitting next to me. I am angry with the end of the book, though, and I am (for perhaps the first time) seriously considering ripping chapters out of a book. If I remove the last two chapters and the last paragraph of the "new" last page, the book will end with open possibilities - nothing decided, just the understanding that Renee knows that she can now make positive choices with her life and be herself, and the understanding that her friendship with Paloma will be good for the girl. I do not like when beginnings abruptly become ends.

Hadi Habib habibhadi371f — I could not put this book down. Read it in 3 days which for me, is basically unheard of! Really made me question religion...EXCELLENT BOOK!!!

Pascal Schmidt _chmydt — The advice Beauty's mother gives him "do your work with good will, and be gentle," is advice good for both horses and humans. This is one of my very favorite books.