Vì Sao Sư Tử Ăn Thịt Ngựa Vằn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Hafsa Qadeer hafsaqadeer — Was forced to read it...but probably would have liked it if it was for pleasure

Tomy Tomy _eallifestudio — You should read this book AFTER you read "Go Tell The Spartans" by the same author. Together, they tell the story of free society under attack both from within and without, by powerhungry barbarbians. A parble for our times, and perhaps a warning to keep a close watch on those who play with peoples lives while insisting they do it all for "The People".

Gregg Jorritsma _jorritsma — I'm getting myself into trouble here, reading yet another book about Italy. My appetite for this country seems to be insatiable :) How do I describe this book? The words are meant to be tasted, not merely read. The story is so beautiful, the language so full of the romantic. The descriptions of the food are enough alone to make one full. Fernando sees a woman across the piazza, falls in love with her, pursues her. She slowly falls in love with him in her middle age, ties up her life in St. Louis, and follows him to Venice where they are married. The book is not so much about their love story as it is a love story about Venice and the way it shaped her life. The imagery is lovely. The ways of the Italians, secrets that only the residents are in on, are patiently revealed, and she is slowly accepted. The story ends their time in Venice as they once again wrap up their lives and head to Tuscany.