Học Tốt Sinh Học 11 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Cameron Hillmann cameron123 — This is the worst book I've ever read. The contempt I bear for the author, whose name we shall not speak, rises beyond the stars and planets, swirling and exploding into a galactic miasma of untempered rage. The Alice books are as sacred texts in my mind, and this ridiculous novel stands as nothing but an abomination. I wrote a review of it ([http://inthewhat.blogspot.com/2006/11...]) when I was only a couple of chapters in, and the thing was tame. I focused on how the guy's a suck writer with no style who picked stupid names for his sugar cookie characters. Then I finished the book and the only reason I didn't write another review and make my feelings more clear is that I was afraid the sizzling hatred would melt my laptop. Contrived, lame, awkward, pretentious, unintelligent, and having the worst ending ever. Oh don't forget putrescent, a delightful word that puts us on the path towards an accurate description. With every page I turned, I felt a gut-wrenching desire to hunt down the author, cut him open, and write "How dare you?" with his viscera. The pain was almost unendurable, but I made it to the end on pure adrenaline. The experience has changed me, and I fear I may never find my soul again.

Arun Somasekharan asomasekharan — What a stunning exploration of the west, a feminist western. Strong sense of place. Not an extra word, syllable, or letter. An example of how to put pressure on the language, pressure on the characters.Molly Gloss has a new book coming out in November, looking forward to reading more of her work.

Jung Jung jungw66 — A great tale of crisis, the insanity that plagues us all, and how cynicism effects the world, as seen through an adolescents eyes. Holden is mesmerizing. I love how you can identify with him so easily, but some of his musings can be unnerving, leaving you to wonder about your own sanity in this mad world.

Cristhian Camilo camilomoreno1 — So far...eh...but I'm going to keep reading....stay tuned Well, it was actually pretty good.