Truyện Cổ Grimm - Tập III tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mobokeh Mobokeh mailfab6 — Hindistan'da bir hizmetkârın hayatı hakkında çok ilginç bir hikaye.

Christian Baerend cfba610 — Still going and enjoying them.

Jinwei Cheng chengjingwei — The highlight of this book for me is the descriptive prose. Evie Wyld has a real talent for using fresh language and images, and it shines through from the first page to the last. The story is about traumatised men who bottle up their emotions and fail to communicate, and it's well told, as we alternate between rageful Frank in the present day and his father Leon growing up and going through the Vietnam War. Much of the force that drives the novel on is discovering the reasons for Frank's anger and particularly for his hatred of his father, but this is never really resolved satisfactorily. It's consistent with the characters that nothing really gets openly expressed, but it left me feeling a bit disappointed at the end. I'd still recommend this book for the luminous prose and the deft handling of compelling themes, but just don't expect all the strands to be pulled together perfectly.

Greta Hartmann gretamhart0770 — something different I think ...I waited ages to get it from the library....hope thats a good sign.

Eko Febrilianto ekofebri — At first it was just a fun read, man surviving on island, blah blah blah ... it was a little hard to get through and a big suspension of disbelief - but the end made it all worth it and placed it as one of the most profound works I've read in contemporary fiction (I guess that's not saying much, but still) - what a fantastic approach to religion!