Tủ Sách Vàng Cho Con - Truyện Ngụ Ngôn Aesop tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jorge Juarez lukkeq — Courageous and compassionate...I found the writing lyrical--sometimes halting, often harrowing, and always haunting. Not an easy read or subject, but incest is an unfortunate fact of life; anyone who can survive and give voice to their experience with the measure of honesty and skill Sue William Silverman has in this book garners my sincere admiration, and my belief is that more open discussion of this subject in our culture can only have a positive effect, however uncomfortable it may be at times. Silverman came from a wealthy background where her basic needs were more than met, and perhaps that is why she was able to be present for her parents at the end of their lives, but I can assume with some certainty that every moment she was present for them exacted its own toll on her--whether the choice as right or wrong, it was HERS and seemed to aid her in her own healing. One of the book's strengths, in my opinion, is the way that it shows just how twisted a crime incest is...not only the crime itself, but how deeply it twists its victims and survivors and their lives. Her insight into her parents' experiences also illustrates that incest does not happen in a vacuum.

Tzu Hsuan liut9266a463 — This is a really cute, fun read. Sure you know what's going to happen in the end but that is what comes from an Emily Giffin novel.

Luuc Verburgh luucvp — Picked up one of the recent ebooks from the Torquere range (which: my god, but those summary emails are a highlight of my week. Not even joking.) This probably deserves a little more than 2 stars - it wasn't bad by any means - and the prose was workmanlike enough, and the story was sufficiently interesting to get me to do more than read the summary, so props for that, but it does suffer some of the usual gay fiction tropes of having some really cliched phrasing and plot in parts, and some terrible euphemism/word choices during the sex scenes. Mostly felt like it would benefit from tighter editing by a fussier reader. I don't regret spending a couple bucks on it, but I'm unlikely to reread this one. (Or, tl;dr -- frankly, my taste is spoiled by fandom. Heh.)

蕭 逸慈 h95c6c1 — I liked it. It was a good read and really makes you think and appreciate what you have. Thanks, Kimmer.