Tải về NO.6 - Tập 2 Atsuko Asano miễn phí trong Pdf

Cocobunga900 Meemsuri900 cocomeem4dda — Read this way back in my studies at sixth form. It impressed me even though I had to study it for my A level.

Paolo Nuvoloni paolonuvoloni — Awesome, Finley is so BA! I am liking steampunk more and more as I read it. It is cool to read a mix of new and old. What I loved about this book is that Finley was such a strong female character and had no trouble taking care of herself, but still accepted help when she needed it. The automatons are always creepy, especially if they look like real people and The Machinist was definitely off his rocker, if you know what I mean, but he was a good villain. There were so many parts to the plot of this story and they were so interesting, particularly the powers that the characters have and how they got them. Learning about Finley's dad was a crucial part of the story. I was so engrossed in the story that I flew through it. Finley was an awesome MC, I love a girl who is kick butt. Her powers were pretty cool, but also scary at the same time. I would hate to feel out of control like that. I also loved Emily because she is so smart and is pretty fearless. Of course I loved Griffin, he was so adorable and I loved that he didn't immediately assume the worst of Finley like Sam did. Griffin's powers were pretty cool too. Sam was a very interesting character in that he was very complex and I hated and loved him at the same time. I loved Jasper and the fact that he was a cowboy. I also knew that Kady Cross based him off of Jensen Ackles, so of course I loved him, lol! There were some really sketchy people in this book. Personally I did not like Jack Dandy and it kind of annoyed me that Finley did. I get that he accepts her as is (so does Griffin!), but he is still a criminal and I'm sure his intentions are not at all honorable. But it is nice to see the tension in Griffin when Finley is around Jack. Of course I hardly ever like the bad boy, so of course I would pick Griffin over Jack. The only complaint I have is that I wish the romance between Finley and Griffin had developed more. Yes, I know it is not the point of the story but I can't help it that I love romance in any book I read. So I am hoping it will go somewhere in the next book. Can't wait to read it since the ending left me going what!?!?! I highly recommend this book. I also recommend reading the short story The Strange Case of Finley Jayne first because it gives great insight into Finley as a character and helps you better understand what is going on.

Aldemar Pérez aldemarperezsterling — I don't know why I bothered to finish this. I could tell fairly early that I didn't really like the style or where it was going. Perhaps it was the prospect of the main character studying to become a mortician and how she explained that to the people around her? Because I once knew of a girl who thought she wanted to be a mortician and I didn't handle that well. The thing is though that the funeral sciences sub-plot becomes a sort of prop in the background, but the story is actually about our protagonist coming to terms with her grief and finding herself. I think. The problem is I felt very separated from our narrator and the events of the book while reading it, probably because she is so detached from so many things and because there really wasn't conflict in the novel. I don't know, I'm probably not making any sense, it just did not work for me on a variety of levels (I also felt the author was trying to make a few points I steadfastly disagree with and it annoyed me.)

Basel Mousa baselmousa — For some reason, I wasn't the biggest fan of this one. It might've been a little too gratuitously gruesome.

Olivia Mack oliviamack — I clearly remember reading this in seventh grade and noting that it was the first serious, sad book that I had ever enjoyed.

Richard Raboteau lasercollective — I was looking for another light read and remembered a friend of mine suggesting this book for me. I decided to go for it, not expecting anything much different from a Harry Potter-"spinoff" but I must say I was pleasantly surprised! This book sucked me in and I really enjoyed it! I was expecting it to be written a little more simply so was surprised when I breezed through the first 100 pages and found myself still very interested. I love the characters and the author paints a very vibrant picture for the reader. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of this series!