Trịnh Công Sơn - Một Nhạc Sĩ Thiên Tài tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

David Mendoza beautyforge — don't be put off by the first ten or so pages-- the narrative will seem a bit disjointed-- okay, all over the place-- but once you get into the meat of it, it's a great book. ferris perfectly captures office culture-- the absurdity of our everyday preoccupations, the collective fear in a time of "downsizing", the bizarre characters we form bonds with out of sheer necessity (a la office space). it was genius to have a collective narrator as well. my only critique is how neatly he wraps things up at the end-- while i get the same kind of satifaction as the end of microserfs (which i love in a similar way), it feels a little too pat. like it has screenplay written all over it--flashing through the outcomes of the different characters while the credits roll.

Magdalena Lewczuk adraart — Wow! This easily makes my one-of-the-best-books-I've-EVER-read list. I cannot praise it enough. I believe Kvothe's story will live and live along side Frodo's, Aslan's, and Harry's stories. The writing is brilliant; the story captivating. Writing like this is the reason I continue to put up with reading mediocre fantasy. Every now and then you find a true gem in all that cole. I recommend this book to anyone who loves sci-fi/fantasy, or even likes it, or doesn't really like it but would consider reading it anyways, or hates it and never touches the stuff, or to anyone who has an imagination, or breathes. You may not love it as much as I do, but you will enjoy it, I do promise. What I wouldn't give to have the second and third books in my hands right NOW.