Vị Thần Trị Thương 2: Khúc Hát Cá Heo tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Inez Schuitema inezschuitema — Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the Third is not your typical viking, but can he save his friend who has been poisoned by a dragon? In order to do it, he must brave a Doomfang dragon and fight a tribe of ill-tempered vikings to get a rare frozen potato. Oh, and he only has until 10 o' clock tomorrow before his friend is doomed. A wacky, humorous story with a lot of adventure. This title and others in the series will appeal to reluctant readers and cash in on the popularity of dragon books. Recommended for a light, fun, wacky read.

Vince Plascencia _hacho2142 — Funny and intelligent, as well as a quick read. The section about the flaky new-age failed rehabilitation of psychopaths was pretty disturbing to me (and reminded me of the movie The Men Who Stare at Goats; I haven't read the book so I am not sure if it is a recurring Jon Ronson theme or what), but Mr Ronson's hypochondria and amygdala, and the high-Hare tycoon who casts all of his own psychopathic tendencies in a positive light made me laugh out loud.

Gu Miho gumiho — Sweet story, amateur style - not all controversial books whose authors nearly get into jail are literary masterpieces... After the initial cosiness of familiar dishes and family relations, the captivating rebelliousness of Zeliha's character and the street sounds of Istanbul, the unbelievable characters and clumsy attempts of magical realism start spoiling the story. Nevertheless, I have a soft spot for books set in Islam countries and/or the Balkans, hence the three stars.

Rochelle Rudduck _ochelle_udduck — A bit gimmicky. Also somewhat patronizing (for a book written for children who have two braincells to rub together, see Gombrich).

Cheong Ivy maydayivy — The slowness of this book reminds me of the slowness of life in early adulthood prior to landmark events to lend relative emotional velocity to one's experience. I'm sure this was in large part because the main character was numbed by her addiction, but i was left with a wistful feeling that this character might never experience the relativity of life.