Truyện Cổ Tích Việt Nam Hay Nhất - Tập 1 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ay-pe Ay-pe ay_pe — Every time I read a Sheri S. Tepper book, I have such mixed feelings. She usually has very interesting ideas, from a speculative fiction standpoint, but her writing is so heavily laden with an agenda it's hard to wade through. In this case it's all about gender roles, and she seems to take every opportunity to lecture. It's disappointing, because with a little more subtlety, she could get her point across without undermining the storytelling. As it is, I feel let down and annoyed.

Juliette Laurier juliettelaurier — Maybe if I had been a die-hard fan of the show "Sex in the City" I would have liked this book more. I think my library did me a injustice by shelfing it in the regular fiction section instead of the young adult section. I was expecting it to be a little more juice then it was.

Zuku Design _design — This is a great Christian fiction book set in the past. I will have to read the rest of the series.

Nawfal Johnson smokephotographist — When I first started this novel, I found the plot to be trivial and a bit boring. However, as I got further into the book, I really started to enjoy it. At a quick glance Becky still seems naive, but after just having read all of Kinsella's Shopaholic novels back-to-back, there is a definite maturer air to her. Yes, she still gets into the same problems, but her ability to surprisingly exhert self-control at times is also portrayed. I also found myself enjoying the new relationships forged throughout the novel, along with Becky's humorous attempts in dealing with her 2-year-old daughter Minnie. Kinsella has grown into an entertaining author. Besides showing character development, she's learned to slip in clever one-liners that cause the reader to burst out in laughter. Although I wasn't as happy with the ending (I wanted certain issues to be resolved), I appreciate how Kinsella is learning to make her reader anticipate her next novel with worthwhile cliffhangers. I have to say her technique worked - I can't stand chick-lit and avoid it at all costs...but I'm truly looking forward to the latest addition in the Shopaholic series :)

Erwin Ferrebus _2f328 — The story paces slowly, something I felt I couldn't bear at first. But as more chapters are read, the better it gets. Sheila Burnford successfully creates the logic of an incredible story, how a Siamese cat can befriend an old terrier and a young Labrador so much that they are inseparable companions in such a long journey. For the soft-hearted it can make your eyes teary to read the closing chapter, but I found that I'm not that soft :-) Oh, but I learn quite some things about Siamese cat, terrier, and Labrador species - their ancestors and natural dispositions - from it, which is informative.