Tổng Hành Dinh - Trong Mùa Xuân Toàn Thắng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mohamed Sherif dishoman — i thought it was amazingly great but when i read the back i was like wow this must be somethin interesting and when i read the book i kept wondering when am i going to get to the parts where they do something that might be paranarmal or something but i was slapped with excitement for this book

Mark Mai _arkhom — I love this book, it is one of my favorites. The climax starts right away and dosn't end untill the actual end, but it is a little bit too predictable, but still really good.

Matt Nunogawa amattn — احمد محمود یک قصه گوی بومی ست، با روایت هایی خطی و مضامینی سخت اجتماعی. آثار محمود اگرچه در ادبیات معاصر ما قابل تامل اند، اما در مقایسه با ادبیات امروز جهان، مقام بلندی نصیبشان نمی شود. با این همه اگر حوصله ای باشد و حال و هوایی برای شنیدن خاطرات پدر بزرگ از جنگ و کودتا و طبقات محروم و... خواندن آثار احمد محمود در رده ی بالای اولویت هاست. او از نسلی ست که بیش از ادبیات، به جامعه گرایی و مردم گرایی گرایش داشتند (از جمله محمود دولت آبادی). زبان احمد محمود ساده، شیرین و خودمانی ست. این ویژگی در برخی از داستان های کوتاهش مانند "پسرک بومی" و هم چنین در اولین رمانش "همسایه ها"، چشمگیر است. همسایه ها بهترین اثر بلند احمد محمود و دلچسب ترین کار اوست. در "داستان یک شهر" و به ویژه در "زمین سوخته"، این "مردمی" بودن و "اجتماعی نویسی"، صمیمیت قلم او را خفه کرده است، و عبارات، گاه به شعار تبدیل می شوند. در "مدار صفر درجه" دوباره از اجتماعی نویسی فاصله می گیرد. با این همه "مدار صفر درجه" هم از هر لحاظ، پایین تر از "همسایه ها" ایستاده است.

Gene Shkolnik gshkolnik75b1 — I appreciated all the insider-y Baltimore references and attention to local detail, but was not impressed by the mystery, which was too predictable for most of the running, then threw in a last minute twist that I did not buy at all. How much mileage you get out of the book seems to depend strongly on how much you enjoy the character of Tess Monaghan. I definitely see her appeal as a sarcastic, independent, slightly neurotic Everywoman detective, but some of the dialogue and romantic concerns made my eyes roll. Even though I didn't really enjoy this book and doubt I'll continue this series, there was enough interesting stuff here that I am still interested to try one of Lippman's stand-alone novels.

Roy Herman tejozz — British Veterinarian, James Herriot, warms the heart and stimulates laughter with his second collection of autobiographical tales of his practice in the Yorkshire dales. It continually amazes me that Herriot is apparently just as skilled with a pen as he is a scalpel or syringe. Even 80 years after the occurrence of these events, his stories are captivating and strangely relevant.