Trở Thành Thiên Thần - Con Đường Khai Sáng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Aloha Studio alohastudio — I love books about children's library. This book is good for ages 4+.

Xiaoer Yitu yituxiaoer — Still reading, and I've heard his others are better, London in particular. I've always been fascinated by Ireland though so I picked this one up first. The book spans so many years, yet still ties in the same families, which is very interesting.

He Haolin 823481049b858 — Most of the time I don't care much for books that spend most of the time on the atmosphere. But this book was so well-written, it still kept my attention. Next I'll pick up her book Gilead which won the Pulitzer.

Marco De marconius — Gah, I am so, so annoyed. Not at this book so much as I am at myself. You know those times in your life where, try as you might, there's basically NO time to read. And you realise and acknowledge that, but you won't accept it, so you try to read anyway. And you get in snippets, but this sporadic reading habit practically ruins the book you're reading, cause there's no continuity or flow. And this is literally the WORST book for it to happen to, given the writing style and timeline of events. GAH! I heard such amazing reviews about it, I even went to a ball that was themed around this book! Everyone I've talked to has either said it was their favourite book, or that it was simply amazing. And I went in expecting that, and wanting that, but I didn't get it. Don't get me wrong, I still enjoyed it, but it frustrates me to know that had I sat down and read it in one go, or through sustained sittings, I would've gotten so much more out of it. Boo. I loved the scenery and the vivid descriptions of the circus, but I wasn't invested enough to love any character. I found their relationships too forced as a result of my lack of emotional attachment, so anything that happened probably didn't have as much effect on me as it would have had on other readers. I have high respect for this author, and I loved the story in its ideas and plot, but the situation I read this book definitely didn't do it justice.

Lance Oditt lanceo — This is the way a cretin begins a book review, but I can't help it. My main response to Sharp North is: This book was long. Very, very long. It was an interesting read, but seemed to take me forever. Sharp North is about Mira, who strikes out from her remote village when she realizes that her adoptive parents and the neighbors she has grown up with are hiding terrible secrets from her. What these secrets are, Mira (and the reader) only learns far, far into the book. The genetic intrigue make this a possible recommendation for readers who are interested in dystopian society, genetic engineering, and (spoiler!) cloning.