Truyện Tranh Lịch Sử - Trạng Bùng Phùng Khắc Khoan tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

董 家琦 iriver118 — Like the star rating system implies, it was okay. I thought it was an intriguing premise and had some really interesting moments. The writing was not great. I felt like I had to re-read paragraphs and even pages to follow along with her train of thought. And so much of this book should have been edited out, like all the really long dinner scenes describing the wines and the specific tastes of things. One scene is diverting, more are just obnoxious! The romance was also built up in such a strange and slightly dissatisfying manner. The historical bits were the best part. I will probably read the sequels just because I want to know what happens, but I hope the author is one of those whose writing improves with her experience.

Horus Howar horusfashi76fd — I read this awhile back so I can't write a comprehensive review, but this was a good book. A very interesting look at some of the black markets in our country, and exposes many of the misdeeds and exploitations of human beings that are committed through their existence. People screaming that immigrants are taking away "our" jobs might have a different opinion once they read the chapter on immigrants that work on farms in California and the vulgar conditions they live in.

Federico Jiménez jimenezhueb452 — I like romance, biographies, and Einstein, and I am not feeling this book. I'm tempted to stop reading it, but I have to truly loathe a book before I put it down unfinished. It's not that this is terrible, it's just not particularly dynamic; The information is conveyed in a very rote fashion, and the author makes no attempt to create tension, even where the "plot" would allow for it. I'm hoping there's a better biography on Einstein out there - if you know of one, please recommend it.

Adam Wsaasa radio11 — Rarely you come across a book that can make you laugh out loud, shake in anger at the injustice of the gods, and then make you cheer when the conflict resolves itself. Sorry, did I say rarely? My mistake, make it hardly. But there it is. A book that made me laugh out loud, was a refreshing break from the cheerful ending, although tragic, was such a good read that I would love to see an awesome director turning this into a movie. Because this would be such an epic movie, provided the director did turn it as how happens in the book. Locke was an amazing character. I could see hints of Ursula Guin story, and Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn influence on him, and it just goes the extra length on my rating to be one of the most interesting character I root for. There is a few epic scenes that made me laugh out in the middle of the night as I read, especially regarding the women they came up upon accidentally cheating. But I won't spoil the story, though I could be the only one reading it in a different light that made the scene so much more funny that it credited for.