Văn Học Tuổi 20 - Cơ Bản Là Buồn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Henrique Viccola henriqueviccola — It was a good book but it takes a while to get to the main focus of the story.

Jot Bajwa amybajwa1b63f — This book admittedly starts out a little slow, but once the focus shifts from Garp's mother to Garp, it is a truly great story that spans the entire life of its main character. Additionally, it contains stand-alone short fiction hidden within its pages, as the main character, T.S. Garp, is a writer. The short story "The Pension Grillparzer" within the novel alone makes it worth reading. Oh, and remember to "beware the undertoad."

Melina Jimenez _elina_imenez — Disturbing and wonderful.

Miroslava Todorova _ira_od — Winik does these great character sketches of historical figures. That aloe makes this book worth reading. Overall, however, I found his April 1865 more compelling.

Ericka Castañeda erickacastaneda — The Mason-Dixon line had a legacy through the civil war that erased its meaning during the manifest-destiny time of its creation. This evolution is a crucial example of the way history writes over itself; obscuring and burrying the past in a irreconcilable way. This book was genius. “Does Britannia, when she sleeps, dream? Is America her dream?"

Haykaz Khroyan blackparrot — Life in the 1600's starting on Martha's Vineyard makes for a wonderful read. The vocabulary was challenging, there was at least one word on every page I wanted to look up. Geraldine took some factual history and built a good fictional story around it.

Peechaya Burroughs peechayaburroughs — This was a great story about a young girl named Amy living in New Zealand in the 1880. she endured taking care of dad and bothers, then her stepmom, and so much more. I really enjoyed this book. I got it for free from Barnes and Noble. I liked it so much I bought the 3 other books that go with it.