Tớ Tìm Hiểu Nghề: Luật Sư tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pegê Borges pedgbo — Whew! Sabriel was the true meaning of a fantasy book and I loved it to death. When Sabriel found herself Abhorsen in waiting, I thought that was so cool. Her adventures with Mogget and later Touchstone amazed me, made me laugh, cry, and left me speechless. I loved this book and fantasy lovers and anyone else MUST READ IT!!!!!!!!

Sinem Poyraz sinempoyraz — I didn't know what the hell was going on for the first six hundred pages, and there's a tedious hundred page philisophical/politial rant before the the end. Despite this i's still one of the most interesting books I've ever read. Definately worth a view even if you don't agree with objectivism in the end.

Laura Crigler _rigs — Introduces Momiji and Hattori, along with some borderline sinister Shigure machinations and Hattori's extremely sad backstory. Includes Tohru's fabulous life philosophy: that people are like onigiri, with their special "filling," or talents, stuck on their backs where other people can see them and be jealous, while the person who actually has the talent is unaware of it. (If that makes no sense, just trust me: it's a poetic and clever scene.) Great character interactions.