Vòng Quanh Thế Giới - Brazil tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sabrina Lyu sabrina320 — (More like 3.5 stars. Have I mentioned lately that I loathe a 5-star rating system?)

Elisa Mancini ilaisamanc1d69 — Re-read.

Bryan Ngooi crownz — Somewhat light but fun overview of the history of cryptography to present day.

Do Phuong dophuong — A young boy in WWII era small town America is obsessed with radio programs and radio heroes such as the Lone Ranger, Sky King, and Captain Midnight. Much to the detriment of his school work and family relations, he goes about calling himself Chet Barker and his friend Mario is his trusty sidekick. He narrates adventures for them to have, suspecting his family's boarder is an evil scientist and scheming to make him leave their house. His other plan involves getting his teacher to marry his brother who was wounded in the war. Although a reader closer to our protagonist in both age and gender may have different feelings, I find Frankie an annoying, self-centered brat whose antics could very well have hurt himself and others. He did not deserve to have things turn out as well as they did for him. I would have ranked this book only one star, except for the fact that it is written entirely in dialogue, as though it was a radio show itself, which I found an interesting writing style and a quite redeeming quality. It must have been incredibly difficult to convey the story without relying on descriptive paragraphs, phrases such as 'Tom said exasperatedly' or even the sound effects and recognizably different voices that make an audio drama work.

Erika Taylor _1a6d — A very disturbing and amazingly humorous memoir. I couldn't put it down.