Những Bước Đi Nhỏ - Sinh Thái tải xuống LIT miễn phí

Natari Sadik nataliewon7db8 — Hobb usually does an amazing job of keeping her characters in conflict, challenging the reader with charged conversations and gut-wrenching tragedy. But her latest entry in the Soldier Son Trilogy is 700 pages of Nevare's whining and indecision and frankly... it gets boring fast. All the interesting characters from the trilogy's previous installment exist only on the outskirts here. Get it from the library and read it for the last chapter. Those precious 15 pages at the end left me with some hope for the character and the sequel.

Suhrob Niyazi sniyozov — Okay, I'm not sure what is so endearing about this series. It reads like a cutesy Nick sitcom. Junie's voice does not sound like a first grader to me. It sounds like an adult's thoughts of how a first grader might think or speak. In this book, Junie's uncontrollable energy gets her a helper's position with the school lunch lady. Her energy and problem controlling her thoughts and words cause trouble during lunch. Junie's problem ends well with the lunch lady bringing cookies to her class. Glad I got that assignment over with.

Btaa Photoshop mahmoud_rabie — The Penderwicks is a delightful book. The four Penderwick sisters - Rosalind, Skye, Jane and Batty - go on summer vacation with their father and the family dog to Arundel, a large estate in the New England countryside. The owner of the estate is a scary older woman who is obsessed with keeping her garden pristine so as to win first prize in the garden show, but her son Jeffrey is a fine friend for the four sisters, and together they get into all sorts of adventures, and a little bit of trouble. The Penderwicks feels like something that was written when my mom was a kid, but in a good way. It’s not a stale retelling, but a modern feel-good tale, as though the classic summer-vacation story was updated while keeping all of the good stuff that made it special in the first place. It’s a great book, and one that I will definitely recommend to anyone with kids.

Stephanie Gahm stephaniegahm — GREAT BOOK!!!DARK, MOVING, SEXY. MY KIND OF ROMANCE

Lára Kristjánsdóttir larakristjans — This was one of the best and most important books I've read in a long time. It's by one of my most favorite authors, Dave Eggers, who I have a literary crush on. The book is based on the life of a Sudanese refugee, and tells the story of the genocide as it is experienced by this boy, who is now a man in his twenties. There is so much richness in this book- a great portrait of life in an undeveloped African country in peacetime, and during war. Strangely, the book is not depressing. It is very sad at points, but always through the story is a strong optimism and love of life that does not seem to have been destroyed by Achat Deng's experiences. I would strongly recommend this book to anyone and everyone. I actually think it should be required reading to give Americans a sense of what is happening NOW in the world, a modern day holocost from which we continue to avert our eyes. READ IT!