Truyện Tranh Lịch Sử: Trần Nhật Duật - Danh Tướng Đời Trần tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jun Pic junpic — A most enjoyable historical novel set in the aftermath of WWII America when atomic energy was all the rage. The story revolves around two teens whose fathers work/ed in the atomic energy field. The girls are smart and interested in technology and science, in a way that most of their female peers are not, and work at trying to fit into their high school world. The book deals effectively with the issues of family, minorities and gender inequalities. I quite liked it. My one complaint is that slang words and phrases from the era seemed to be thrown in a way that didn't quite flow. I'm picky about that stuff and so more sensitive to it, I guess. It's hard to write about another time period and not put our own perceptions into theirs.

Bella Chang 63437478793e4 — ** spoiler alert ** i love, love, love this book, and i didn't expect to. Thinking about it, I couldn't really work out what it was that I loved so much, I just found it so interesting, and I enjoyed the Rhett/Scarlet bits, will they won't they... even though i knew the ending of course! Have just watched the film again which was actually fairly true to the book, although they leave out all the Ku Klux Klan bits!! The way she 'spelled out' the way the black ppl spoke annoyed me at first, but I think it really helped make it real. The characters and relationships are so well developed and interesting. Melanie's character in particular had a real effect on me, has there ever been a more wholly perfect but still likeable character in literature or in real life? I absolutely love her in the book, and I think she was absolutely perfectly cast in the film. She is just so sweet and good and lovely that it makes me want to CRY! I love her. Oh I don't like Ashley in the film - MUCh too old! He is a nancy anyway. I also think Rhett is perfectly cast in the film. It's almost as if MM saw the film first! I like Melly because although she's really sweet and soft, she's got very strong morals and opinions which she will make known if she feels it's right, even though she hates doing it. Like when she says to Mrs Meade (I think it was) that she WILL speak to Captain Butler, and invite him around etc despite what Mrs Meade says. I didn't find the ending particularly unsatisfying. Scarlett annoyed me by the end because she was so slow at realising things about herself, although she was starting to get better. And Rhett kind of annoyed me too because he was so self-centred. I don't think he would have come back to her, but I think she would have seen him again many years later at Tara and realised she was best off on her own...

Bruno Pereira brunojfper31a7 — I loved The Secret Lives of Bees, so I was looking forward to this book, but I found it to be disappointing, too much like a romance novel.

Tomato Wendy tomamato — I went to this used bookstore with my friend and her mom when I was sixteen, maybe fifteen. I think I also got my copy of Abby Road that day. I got home and listened to the music while I read. I finished that afternoon. And then I started to read it again, from the beginning. Now, WHEN does that happen?