Tuyển Tập Cổ Tích Nổi Tiếng Thế Giới (Tập 1) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

John Olevitch jackolevitch — An elegantly illustrated story from St. Francis of Assisi's childhood.

The Creative tomolivieri — The Tamuli was where I hopped off the Eddings train. It just got to be too much. There are still pleasures to be had from these books, although at close to 30 books (counting the Belgariad and Malloreon whose characters are just barely distinguishable from the ones here) these characters are starting to wear out their welcome just a bit by now. But they are still good company. And Eddings' dialogue, though getting just a tad stale by now, is still amusing. Somewhat atypically for a fantasy author it's the scenes between the fights and between the traditional "action" that are really the best. Eddings "action" never really has much tension because his protagonists are never even afraid themselves, they're never worried that they might lose. And it's just tiresome. The main question in these books is always just FINDING the enemy so that they can smash him. There's always trickery, trickery, trickery so that they don't know whose neck to snap. Then when they get to the bottom of it in the last book of the series and know where to go, they just go and kill everyone that needs killing. There just isn't that much at stake in these books.

Mohammed Naoufal naoufalnaamane — Always leaving us dangling at the end wanting more... short and sweet! What can i say... i love Kim Dare's writing style and the little surprises she packs in her stories are the cherry on top of the cake! This was my first m-f romance by her and i enjoyed it a lot! :-)