Truyện Cười Dân Gian Việt Nam - Tái bản 2012 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Aditya Anare adi6456a8b2 — I loved this book. It's about family, love, loss, and forgiveness. It's touching to read about these characters.

Roberto Delossantos jxbny — Answers the deepest question of life: who am I?

Mo Jackson _ontgomery_ackson — This is a very imaginative story. On a distant world, mankind - now without any of the technology which first brought their human ancestors there - must wrestle for power, and even survival, with a predatory native species. The writing is inspired, the various plotlines intertwine marvelously, and the world-building is superb. Mainly, the characters are interesting: the boatman whose realistic sculpture of his dream woman is replaced by an actual drowned and blighted woman, and then replaced again by the woman's living daughter; the queen's daughter who is sent to seek an empty continent her people might flee to; the slow-moving baby who is part alien (or something). But other characters are mere stereotypes, of the exact type this author seems to employ all the time: the narrow-minded and very unintelligent prude; the equally unintelligent military general who fights for baseless causes; the sadistic misogynist; the powerful old geezers who gladly sacrifice the lives of others in exchange for a worthless immortality; the irresponsible creatures who disrespect their females and then outbreed thier food supply. And so on. Too bad. Here is a talented author whose writing is full of surprise and irony, but who falls prey herself to the most unsurprising irony of all - that of having a sharp eye for the biases of others while being blind to one's own. I am reluctantly giving this four stars.

Sugarman Sugarman sindy1994 — katherine dunn is brilliant. this book is perfectly wierd and engaging. also sickening, and lush with detail about this family of circus freaks bred from crystal lil who took mad experimental drugs duraing her pregnancy to alter her babies. Her justification: "what greater gift could you offer your children than an inherent ability to earn a living just by being themselves?" this book is a trip. how the cult of arturo voluntarily amputates limbs with the promise of enlightenment was a recurring theme in my dreams for awhile after reading this. read it if you can stomach it.