Truyện Cổ Việt Nam Đặc Sắc - Thạch Sanh tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Aphrodite Smiles aphroditesmiles — I remember, as a kid, watching the animated movie on tv. Years later, I noticed the book on the family bookshelf. I pulled it down and started reading. I was lost in this makebelieve world with its own rules and language that Adams had created for me. Later, I joined the military and decided to put together my own bookshelf. I bought and read Watership Down again. Now the political messages started getting through, as well as the theological ones. This book is great but overlooked because people see a book about rabbits and move on by. Don't be this person. Escape to Watership Down. Probably my favorite book of all time.

Irina Nekozyreva _rene_ancy — A sequel to "A Game of Thrones", this book is truly amazing. I just am in love with this series. Martin has done a masterful job of creating an extremely unique "fantasy land" based on feudal Europe. While there are the typical new types of flora and fauna, Martin's universe differs from ours by the creative way he plays with the seasons. While the universe is remarkably internally contained and consistent, what really sets this series apart is the characters. They are extremely well developed, and Martin does not allow his plots to fall into the "good guy, bad guy" patterns. While some characters are more evil or much more benevolent than others, they all have their strengths and faults. The problem often becomes that you want too many different people to "win".

Sandra Heimerl sheimerl968f60 — It's as utterly brilliant and original as it is shape-shifting and indulgent. A unique, perplexing reading experience if there ever was one.