Truyện Ngắn Nguyễn Công Hoan - Tái bản 03/09/2009 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Constant Hieghts _onstant_ieghts — i was an easy mark for this one, as it combines some of my favorite stuff: religion, mythology, weird drug shit, cyberpunkiness, samurai swords. the characters weren't all that fully realized (YT was pretty good) but i found the plot & the style were strong enough to overcome that.

Joseph Dennis josephdennis — An emotionally complicated and touching story. This book is no longer in print so if you can find it GET IT! I was given this book to read by a good friend who had just had a son. It came with the warning of "Dude this will bust you up inside." Okay maybe I'm paraphrasing but that is the gist of it. The book is the story of two dads who have to handle the death of a young boy. One man is the father of a son who was killed in a car accident, while the other man is a father who hit the young boy and then drove off in a panic. There are further complications as both family's are torn at the seems trying to deal with the death and the lies that surround the accident. There are no good or bad characters here just human nature. You find yourself loving and hating them all at the same time. If you want to really feel something from a book, have your life's mentality change towards a subject due to a piece of fiction, find this book and make it part of your library. I've bought it 4 times and given it away 3 times to share it with someone in my life. I swear it will become one of the best books you've ever read!

Jenna Seung dolma0330b916 — I enjoyed this story for the most part...I LOVED Kit, I really enjoyed him as a fun character. I had issues with Raine's back and forth struggle over his attraction to Kit, which yes I understand that's part of the conflict, but it just didn't work for as long as it went on in the story. I kinda liked that it wasn't a robot-run spaceship and people had to cook and clean. Not every sci-fi 'verse is spotlessly clean :D

Webdesigner Park webdesignerpark — always reading/...will most likely never stop. nice concise collection of the most important