Mun Ơi, Chạy Đi! tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lidia Schaab lidiaschaaf5c7 — Actually, I couldn't get past the first few chapters, so I haven't technically read this one. I really like his writing style, but I just couldn't get into these characters.

Chong Kumfong kumfong888 — I got this book from a teacher when I left Banning for Beaumong after the 7th grade. Yes I was a dork, but that's another issue. I spent the entire summer reading both volumes, and it's something that I've always kept with me, or at least known where it was when my mom was holding part of my library for a few years. Now it's a weathered, beat up book that I like turning too every once in a while -- not so much for the stories anymore, but just to remember how I was way back when.

Daniel Mora _22 — A thought provoking work, though its lack of plot may keep some readers away. With the exception of a few shots at rednecks and former Ontario premier Mike Harris, Calculating God is an extended conversation between an alien and a human paleontologist about whether or not God exists. From there, a series of clarifications are made. The pursuit of analyzing God is given value. However, I do not think Sawyer provides an argument for worship. Do you?

Lucero Mazo luzmazo — not going to move any mountains but an inspiring love story nonetheless.

Patrick Gannon _atrick_annon — Really written by King's scarier pseudonym, Richard Bachman.

Jenny White jennywhite02 — I really liked this book, and actually the whole series. The cover of the book was what intruiged me, since it was generic, but I devoured these books, and got my friend hooked on them as well. They are books that once you start, you can't put down, they will have you chewing off your nails in suspense, the hair on the back of your neck standing on end, and give you the awkward romance that just makes you melt. Excellent book.