Tủ Sách Hoa Học Trò - Trăng Mười Sáu tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

David Beltra dbeltra — Hilarious wit and gentle wisdom combine to make this a book whose lines I continue to chuckle about. There is another level in which this book works for me too involving being able to laugh one's own species in a non bitter way, and a survivor's ability to accept whatever it is that comes next in a particularly British manner, involving humor and resilience that I admire. There were not passages of mesmerizing description but there was a lot of that rarest of writer's gifts, the right words. Humor especially, I would argue, requires just the right words. There is a scene in the great movie "The Sunshine Boys" in which the point is made that some words are funny, "works with a 'K" sound are funny", explains the old vaudeville comic to his nephew who replies "I'll get you a taxi". "Taxi is not funny, cab is funny". One of my favorite scenes in Don Adams' book is when the supercomputer is asked to solve the meaning of life, why we are here, everything. After a long pause the computer replies, "Tricky". I love that, and it has a 'k' in it.

Smailin Stocker _mailin — I can't get enough of clever twists on the fairy tale genre, and this is where it started. The Enchanted Forest Chronicles are just ridiculously entertaining.

Ken Matsuzawa monomonoru4d1f — Love who-done-its! This was a fun book.

Cheong Ivy maydayivy — The first time I read this book back in Frosh HS English I hated it, couldn't have cared less and found it tedious. My mother and sister breathing down my neck sharing their strong feelings for the book ("the best ever") did not help. Now, 10 years later, I did in fact love this book. Great characters, facinating historic setting, luv, and of course mass murder.