Tự Truyện Pháp Ký tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jelle Samshuijzen samshuijzenjelle — We are currently reading this book in AP English and although we are supposed to be on the second chapter, I have only a few pages to go. This is a quick read, although if one is actually looking into the book, there are subtle changes in the protagonist's reactions to certain stimuli. Mersault is an antihero, and the other characters in the novel support this view of him because he is the only one not taking control of his life and living it.

George Tantelakis coyrpt6796 — Good supplement to A and P books.

Maja Lesjak malapala — Why have I not been reading more from Martha Grimes?!?! This book is wonderful! You've got engaging writing (thought "engaging" might not be sufficiently strong a term); animal rights issues; amnesia (not in a form that would please clinicians, I don't think, but it opens up possibilities for character & plot, so . . .); a small town in the west; solid characters, more than one of whom got under my skin and not all of whom are human; and more. Oh, yeah, there's a plot, too, with an interesting mystery. But that's almost unnecessary. Andi Oliver could have been just a bit too precious to tolerate or the sort of female lead who bullheadedly does the "stupid" thing & must be rescued by the man (i.e. "the girl"), but Grimes avoids both of those traps. I love the relationship between Andi & Dakota, as it unfolds, as it is viewed by others, and as Andi interprets it. The pig factory-farm is consistent with what I've learned elsewhere, though the focus here is on the pigs, not the impact on the surrounding environment. It's role in the community of people is well handled. Ok, gotto go find another book featuring Andi! According to the dedication, this one involved a demand by an Andi fan right here in SoFla. Let this be a lesson to us all; when you love something, let your author know!

Barbara Desiderato barbaradesiderato — I enjoyed this a lot more than "Running with Scissors."