Hello Jadoo (Tập 2) - Tự Tin tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Minerva Chi dayanecruzchi — This was, in many ways, a book that stole my readers virginity. I picked this up in the school library when I was eleven years old, ten years ago. The cover, matching the one I now own, was a spider with a mans head, and in no way appealed to me. But the first chapter, titled 'A girl with a pony' drew me in immediately. Thank God for my horse obsession, or I'd never have discovered these books, and this wonderful author. It was my first fantasy book. It was my first book not directly related to horse. It was my first 'grown up' book - a book that wasn't directed at my age group, but could be enjoyed by all ages. I haven't been the same since these books. They opened the floodgate to the river of longing that is my need for fantasy stories, and lots of them. As well as the long-term ramifications of reading the book (and series), it was just delightful to read a story about such a strong young woman, and she had nearly everything I'd ever wanted. I mean, what eleven year old girl doesn't want the ability to talk to, and turn into, animals? I can't stress enough how much this book changed me. Tamora Pierce, more than any other author, is the reason I write my own stories, and the reason I want only strong, independent female characters in any story I now read. I've since read, and bought, the Alanna series and begun the Circle of Magic series along with Tricksters Choice. For any one with young teenagers, or younger children, it is within your best interests to read to, or give them, this book. It can't do anything but bring them extreme happiness and a desire for books.

Anton Matiukhin aprol — Honestly, I thought this book to be a bit dull, pretentious, and mostly pointless. Yes it did make me laugh out loud a few times, but the agonizing periods of sheer boredom really weakened it. In the intro when the author says that only about 150 pages in the entire thing are worth reading, he's not joking.

Nazmiye Gülol izmirgrafiker — The man who broke all records and lured thousands of people to see him race his track bike in cities around the world back at the turn of the 20th century and who helped bring awareness to civil rights.