夜は短し歩けよ乙女 - Thiếu nữ dạo bước buổi đêm tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Tachiccollo Di tachiccollo — This book is very accurate to the life of men. every man needs to read this book and get a better understanding of his soul. weomen should read this to get a better perspective of the soul of a man and help the men in their lives grow in what they are called to be. the world portrays men in a way that puts a false image on him, this book paints a true picture of man and encouraged me in doing that. also read "Captivating" the same kinda book but for women. I'm reading it right now...

Amanda Ozark _manda_zark — It seems to take the first half of a Sanderson book to start to care about the characters. But I realized that it is this time that he takes to build the layers of each character's personality that makes me love them by the end. The second half of the book I spent devouring to find out what happened! While I love his writing and the liked the world he built, I had a hard time grasping the magic of Awakening. Type 3 just didn't feel real to me. I liked the book enough to read a sequel though, if there is one.

Noémie Orain noemieorain — Revolutionary Road, amongst other novels that I have been reading alot in my junior year, was adapted into a motion picture directed by Sam Mendes and starring Titanic actors Leo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. So before I was running into any theatre, I was going to read the book first. Richard Yates definitely sets the mood in this depressing story of Frank and April Wheeler, living in a 1955 suburbanite Connecticut. Told in the point of view of Frank, we get to see the dreams and aspirations that are put to the test and the love between the two crumbles as April puts more into the relationship that they have. She tries to bring the family out of their mundane life cycle, but Frank, who does not adjust to the changes that April suggests continues to revolve around his ordinary job, and his ordinary life, failing to ovrshadow the typical suburban stereotype. April realizes that she is not in love with him anymore and she is lost within her own identity. As I read the book, I wasnt sure if I wanted to sit in the theatre and watch a 2 hr movie about this depressing couple. But a visual representation does help the audience get a grip of the vitalities that humans need in order for survival, competition, and an understanding of self.

Marco Romero _arco_omero — This book was disturbing, but that should come as no surprise considering the nature of the topic.

Ki U uoki — This book talks about life for a tennge girl who transfered to a highschool in california. She was the popular girl at her old school. But as she goes to this new school she meets a boy that she likes. This boy turned out to be a boy friend of one of the popular girls and a flame is then born.