100 Câu Chuyện Hay Dành Cho Bé Trai tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Natalia Gómez nataliagoma3c9 — I shouldn't even rate this book, but I'm doing so because it reflects my experience, not the quality of the book. I wish Goodreads had an "I give up" category. It is definitely not the fault of the book. It's the unmathematical slant my brain has. This book has a LOT of math in it. I just couldn't get past it. The connection between religion and math was what brought me to this story, and I did learn about an interesting time when these two subjects crossed paths. I strongly recommend the book if the history of math is of interest to the reader.

Paul Glader _laderp — This book resonated with me because the protag had asthma. Omg, amazing, since other than our lung issues we had nothing else in common. I have never run for class president (that I can remember) or eaten a pistachio (I'm deathly allergic).

Pinar Cekic morkirpik — Not an easy read, but informative.

Henry Stabell hennamann — [http://mllesays.blogspot.com/2007/03/...]

Kaori Takaoka takaokakaoe4fb — Set in Jerusalem, this tale covers the momentous time from the death of the Prophet Muhammad to the rapid spread of Islam. Told through the eyes of Ishaq, son of a learned Yemeni Jew, this story traces the events that led to the building of Islam’s first monument, the Dome of the Rock, at a holy site for Jews, Christians and Muslims alike. Appeals: Very scholarly account well grounded in both history and lore from multiple religions’ points of view. Good choice for someone with a solid understanding of Christian, Jewish, and Islamic theology and history. Focuses on the history and uses fiction to fill-in the gaps rather than exploring on the interior lives of characters.

Sunny Shin realcustom4d19 — The follow up to Something Borrowed. I should say, the less likeable, follow up to Something Borrowed. This book is written from the point of view of the scorned best friends and how she deals with life post break up. While that may seem exactly what you need right now to pick you up, it probably won't be. The main character is difficult to like because you spent 200 hundred pages in the first book believing that she was the bad guy in order to make THAT plot line work. Read it to see what happens, but take it with a grain of salt.