Truyện Cổ Tích Nổi Tiếng Thế Giới - Người Đẹp Ngủ Trong Rừng (Song Ngữ) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Irene Song isirenesong — I was immediately engrossed in this book and read it very quickly. It has all the things I like about historical fiction, like the broad scope of time and geography, and the way that the haggadah and the people associated with it served as this continuous throughline. After I read it, though-- and this is probably an issue with me and not with the book at all-- but after I finished then novel and read Brooks's afterword where she describes the real-life inspiration for the story I wished I had read a true history of the Sarajevo Haggadah, probably because I was disappointed that the beautiful story Brooks tells wasn't true. It's really a very good book, though, and I recommend it.

Anthony Nguyen tungdesign — I have a lot of feelings right now and I don't know how to quantify them. Lauren Oliver, how can you play with my emotions like that? This book definitely lives up to it's name. It's chaotic and confusing. You feel Lena's fear and distress, which is a testament to the quality of the writing because much of the events were predictable. Even though I knew what was going to happen, I was still on the edge of my seat watching it go down.The back and forth structure adds to this feeling and created a sense of immediacy and tension throughout. Despite my love for the first book, I went into this one with only the fuzziest memory of what occurred. Since the settings and characters were so different, that turned out to be a non-issue. It did, perhaps, influence how I viewed the (view spoiler) For once,I couldn't hate the idea of a love triangle. Lena is a strong character and these are real people. Finding a one true love in this world, in these circumstances, at such a young age is not very likely and I'm interested to see how this goes down. All the characters are undergoing massive upheaval and I hope this will be reflected in their interactions with each other. Oliver's writing was as lovely and poetic as I had hoped for and she raised some really thought-provoking ideas regarding love and choice and freedom society. It's always enjoyable when an author can make the themes of a dystopian world seem relevant to our one. This was a good read, and I'm already looking forward to the next one. It just didn't quite hit the mark in terms of making an emotional impact or surprising me, so I can only give it four stars.

Rafael Almonte rafael_lmonte — Had to get through. Never finihsed, but may revisit when I have more uninterrupted time. It has potential and I like the genre.