Truyện Teen - Tất Cả Vì... Ly Lục Trà tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Deepak Goel deepak_pun8000 — Ashamed to say I'd never heard of Richard Yates until the film of RR came out a couple of years ago. I remember reading an article just before the film's release in The Guardian where all these famous writers were saying 'this is my favorite book, god I hope they don't tone it down/f*ck it up/oh no Leonardo DiCaprio is playing Frank I don't see that etc' With so many people whose work I admire caring so much about this book I'd never heard of, I immediately added RR to my groaning Amazon wish list. Finally got round to it(thanks to a great second hand copy picked up at Oxfam in my parents hometown, so no cheesy copy with Kate Winslet on the cover) and its all true. Its rare for a book to take you into its world so immediately and for every chapter, every paragraph to count. Stunning. I want to read everything Yates has written now.

A L andylavendf115 — Title: A Step From Heaven Author: An Na I really liked how this book is easy on the eyes and the tone is soothing. The author seems like a calm person, but yet engages the reader throughout the book. It's about a young girl who moved from a place in Korea, Mi Gook, into America, starting life all over. Her father and mother were doing fine, and she soon received a brother. She was learning english and found herself a best friend. As she knew that having a best friend did not mean you had to tell her everything, this young protagonist did just that. She hid the fact that she did not live in such a fancy house,and lied that she had to go to the library every time the kind american family drove her home, just so that she could walk all the way home. Life was not going very well and her dad was turning abusive. Would things be okay for this young girl as she tries to live in this american world? With her father being abusive, her brother cutting school, and her mother working her butt off, life wasn't so good. I would recommend this book to those who would appreciate life. Because not everyone's lives are great.

Klaira Griffin _laira — Good book, a classic. Just saw movie just released and saw the TV movie a few weeks ago. A lot of the young girls have a hard time reading old Victorian romantic stories. Too slow for them.

Collin Pierson _ollin_ierson — The book was average, could have been better.

Ceyhun Akan iceyhune588 — Seems appropriate to be reading these stories while I'm living in a suburb and commuting to work in the city; lots of stories are about riding trains into the suburbs... Of the 45 stories, there were about 10 I really liked.

Tanya Kuzmenko tanyakuzmenko — Every Author has a purpose and it shows. Most of the time the purpose is to tell a good story and to write well. The purpose of Thomas O'Callaghan in "Bone Thief" is to make a few bucks by pretending he is writing an original horror novel. At best, this is a romance novel with a serial killer backdrop. It's not that the book is badly written (The structure is very simplistic), as much as O'Callaghan employes every cheap an tasteless device possible to lead the reader toward a pointless end. I can think of no reasons (save one) why anyone would write a romance/serial killer book, and I can think of no reason why anyone would read one. How bad is this book? At one point while discussing the case (Instead of his love life), the lead detective actually says "maybe it's like that book silence of the lambs". No it's not, and it's an insult to a fine book and Author.