Uyên Hải Tứ Bình - Tập 2: Cùng Thông Bảo Giám tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Camilo Salazar salet — A tight, taunt crime thriller with a very interesting lead character.

Yang Living yanglixing — I have to wonder if any of Lamb's children were teenage girls while he was writing this novel. If not, then I'm sure his wife had her brain picked apart to help him write this novel. Why? Lamb so captures the teenage girl spirit in this book (or at least the spirit of a crushed and ruined teenage girl) that it's hard to believe this wasn't written by a woman. Delores's story is moving and has something we can all relate to, especially those of us who have ever gone through a trauma or depression. But one thing that's different about Delores is that you can't pity her. She doesn't want that, and Lamb has not written her that way. At times you find yourself wanting to scream at her to wake up and do something! With the exception of Delores's college "companions" most all the other characters she encounters are fully developed and interesting. They all appear in Delores's life for a reason, enriching her and teaching her a lesson, though not always a lesson Delores learns from. I don't feel that this is a book that I can criticize this book as much as I should. She's Come Undone is for anyone struggling in their life. In a way it will help you realize that you're not alone, other people have been through shit too, and you can overcome it and be stronger in the end. And even if you haven't been through anything difficult (which I find hard to believe) you should still read this book, because it's still a really good book. And now, I'm going to end this because I have forgotten what else I want to say. I suppose I've said enough though, and I hope you will read this book if you haven't or tell me what you thought if you have.

Debora Torriani deboratorriani — the first book i have read by virginia woolf, and also the first that relies on the stream of consciousness technique. it definitely took me 50 pages or so to get into it - they felt a bit frustrating and annoying - but then i did really start enjoying the language. and even though almost nothing happens, from the start i just felt compelled to read on. i'm glad i picked it up and am excited to read sth else by virginia woolf.