Tự Tin Là Lựa Chọn - Tôi Tự Tin tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Keerthi Varma _eerthiv — not one of her best, it's a must that I read and re-read everything Ms. Morrison writes.

Marta Stec stecmarta — Wow - this book surprised me and kicked Steinbeck up another few notches in my opinion. While the story takes some persistence to wade through, some of the tiny details into characters and interactions was amazing. It reminded me of Michael Ondaatje's work, often subtle and seemingly unrelated, but very impressive insight.

Francesca Esposito _rancesca_sposito — Great story and told well. Certainly lives up to the hype. Impressive to me that it was written by a man.

Gloria Zheng hungryalpaca — I recommended this book to everyone because I think everyone being more informed about the welfare system in America is the beginning of better solutions. This book provides extensive information about the welfare system and it's history, and other relevant history, but it makes all of this information palpable by focusing on individual people involved. Any time anyone mentions anything about welfare I recomend this book, which is probably annoying, but I just want people to read it.

Harkirat Kaur harkirat — Andrew is commiting suicide. He has written his will, has found someone to take care of his dog and has a gun in his mouth. He is ready. After nine years spent to live his father wanted for him he has no more reason to live anymore. He has left his only love, Tony, nine years before. Andrew and Tony were roommate in the same fraternity. Andrew from a rich family, Tony from an old fashion italian family. Very old fashion and very close, and very Weres... But Andrew didn't know that and Tony feared to reveal his secret to his lover. I's not only a problem to be gay in a society where it's impossible to be, but also to be human and were, an unlikely pair, worst than man with man. Andrew is clever and submissive. He likes to be on bottom, he craves to be submissive. But his father wants a MAN like son, he has planned every step of his son life. And Andrew is clever enough to make all the right step, but they aren't his steps... he only wants to be with Tony and if he can't have him, he has no reason to continue. Tony is a strong Alpha male, but he is also a Lone Wolf. He can live without the pack if he can have his mate. But he respects all the choice of his lover. But not the ultimate choice: he will not let his lover give up life. The story is setting in two moments: in the past, during the college years of Tony and Andrew, and in the present. I really like the present point of view and I'd like to read more. I really hope that Evangeline Anderson will write more about these two and about their future life. http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/13...