Truyện Cổ Tích Hài Hước Thế Giới - Tủ Sách Cổ Tích Đặc Sắc Thế Giới tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jimmy Lombardo beanzomatic — The book is based on a diary written by a relative of one of Chris Bohjalian's neighbors in Lincoln, VT. It is set at the end of WWII. A family, two parents, a young son and their 18 year old daughter and two young men set out to cross Poland and Germany to get to the British and American lines and safety ahead of the encroaching Soviet Army. The daughter is in love with one of the men, a Scottish POW who was sent to work on their farm. The other man is a Wehrmacht corporal named Manfred, who is really Uri Singer, a Jew who escaped a train bound for Auschwitz. The family has two more sons who are in the German army. It was interesting to read about real people who were caught up on the German side of WWII. The story is good and Chris is a very good writer. I had a hand in making a very minor correction to this book at an advanced reading in Burlington.

Aki Iwata ffkingdom7ee59 — Mrs. Dalloway was not what I would call a relaxing, enjoyable, easy-read, but I still had a hard time putting it down. The way the Virginia Woolfe puts everything together is genius. That being said, there are definitely times when I wanted to just scream, "Get to the point." It is written with very little dialog and endless simple thoughts from each character's head. Still, I found myself loving the characters (even Septimus, who is metally-ill, but I really felt like I understood him). I love how the characters are drawn together in the end. One thing I learned is how little we know of each other, even those closest to us. It is hard to know what is really in someone's head. I will definitely read this one again, there is more in this than you can get in one reading.

Ahmed Saeed costa_adam — This months book club pick. *********************** I liked this, but didn't love it. The characters felt flat to me. I wanted to fall into this story and connect with the characters but I never got the impression that Cassie *really* liked Ky or Xander any more than just a pretty face. In fact she doesn't even seem to be that connected with her own family. Other than her grandfather who dies early in the story, she watches and interacts with her family about as much as you would a neighbor or a distant co-worker. Even her friendships with her peers seemed one dimensional to me. In the end it seemed she gave up everything for a guy that she thought maybe she loved-but speaks maybe 5-6 times the whole book, and leaves behind a guy she knows she loves, but maybe not that way. In all I thought the story was s.l.o.w, poorly edited (the errors and grammar made me nuts) and while I was interested enough to finish it I doubt seriously that I will continue the series.

Abraham Mendoza amctechnology — My favorite book!

Arianna Calvieri ariannacalvieri — The life of Buddha. Does a good job of enlightening the reader, but yet my idea of nirvana is not nothingness.