Từ Mũi Hảo Vọng Đến Thảo Cầm Viên tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Julia De _ulia_e_breu — Not a bad book, some parts more enjoyable than others. My favorites were beer and Coca Cola. Also liked the commentary on water at the very end. I'm a fan of plain old tap water and if what he says is true, then I'm drinking the same stuff as bottled only it's cheaper!

Jaime Vasquez normalsporsos — Although this book didn't hook me right away and the fact that it was all written as a series of letters made it hard for me to keep track of the characters at first, once the story really got going in earnest I could not put it down. I learned to love the characters and was sad when the book ended. I wanted it to just keep on going for awhile!

Hossam Zaky hossam_zaky — I laughed! I cried!

Andrés Tipán andrestipan — I picked this up because I really liked the last one but I didnt like this one at all. It was too dark and disturbing. The only one I found worth reading and not skipping was the Carla story.

Julian Cardenas juliancardenasvelezb — I'm going to preface my review of A Sign in Blood with a disclaimer: My wife was a test reader for Ms. Sipe as she wrote this novel, so I did hear a thing or two about it when it was still a work in progress. However, I didn't read it until it was in its published form, and I have no connections with the author other than through my wife. Overall, I enjoyed this story. The world is well fleshed-out, both politically, and with an innovative system of magic. The plot makes sense, although it feels somewhat hurried at times. The only thing holding this novel back from a four-star review (a five-star review is a rare thing for me, indeed, so think "4 stars = excellent") is that I wished for a bit more physical description of the settings. The description is there, in enough detail to allow me to form a good mental impression of the space the characters occupy. However, I think it could be better. Where some authors leave you practically able to smell and taste the scenes, I felt more like I was looking at aphotographs of them. That minor nitpick aside, I found myself drawn into the story, and at the end, I found myself wondering "What happens next?" For the reader looking for a "new" author to try, I recommend Marion Sipe.

Bill Stevens danballs — Story of a family who gets caught up in the Salem witch trials. The first half goes very slowly, but readers gets drawn in after the mother is arrested.

Baoli Zhou zhl7482833ae42 — I gave this four stars saying "I liked it" but that response needs a qualifier. I liked it but not in the "oh I loved the characters and will miss them" sort of way. Reading this book was a bit like watching a train wreck occur. It was haunting, and eerily addicting. I felt like I was watching an intimately private event that I shouldn't be watching, but yet I couldn't tear my eyes away. Emma Donoghue does an amazing job at getting inside the characters' heads. As the story progressed, I really got a sense as to what Ma and Jack were thinking inside that room. I may not have agreed with some of their decisions, but at least I could understand why they did what they did. So when I say "I like it", it means this: I liked how this book made me think differently about a particularly situation. I like how even today - a few days after finishing the book - I'm still considering how I would behave if put in the main character's position. It makes me think... which is a good thing.