Ươm Mầm Nhân Cách - Sẵn Sàng Chia Sẻ (Bộ 5 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Carolina Maika carolinamaika — bleh. I don't think Kiran Desai writes well enough to get away with a pretty much non-existent plot, and i've thankfully forgotten some of her more ridiculous descriptions

Jelena Markovic jelena17mab49a — I don't know why I waited so long to read this book. There is so much going on here...mothers and sons, a variety of marriages, "words". I love some of the secondary characters which are so well drawn...Peggoty, Aunt Betsey, Mr. Micawber, even Uriah Heep (a despicable fellow, but well-imagined by Dickens). It's said that this is the most autobiographical of Dickens' novels. It's certainly written with descriptions of places you know Dickens has seen. All in all, a wonderful book. Highly recommended.

Jenna Seung dolma0330b916 — ** spoiler alert ** I picked this up because I saw it on some list as being one of the best books of 2010. I liked it. It was a decent mix of a psychological crime story and a literary, character-driven book. As a result of the latter, the book's plot gets bogged down somewhat throughout the middle, but the main character's constant struggle with what he has done and whether he will get away with it -- both in the real world and in his mind -- was well written. Some of the plot lines didn't resonate with me that much. Ruby going crazy just because she senses something might be wrong? Seemed a little odd. The whole side plot with Sonny at the end? It seemed thrown together to fill space. Paul's movement toward faith and Kate's movement away seemed a bit too convenient. One thing I will say is the last few pages were great. Ruby's vision of the angel in the mirror that ends up being a squad car was a great metaphor for what Paul was struggling with throughout the whole book. The dog's name being Shep (as in shepherd) and then its actual name, which we find out in the end is Woody, was a little too overt in its symbolism for my tastes, thanks.