120 Đề Mục Ngữ Pháp Tiếng Anh Nâng Cao tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Adam Sacco soulty — This book was hard to get into but after the first two chapters I could hardly put it down. The sotry is told through a man who is little known today but whose life forever changed the New World. Tells about the little known influence of the Dutch on the founding of the US, its influence on our basic assumptions about personal liberty and offers great insight about what is so culturally unique about New York compared to the New England states. Really fascinating book! I learned about Holland as the think tank of Western Europe and how that helped form the culture of "New Amsterdam" as New York was first called. Inevitably the English spotted a great thing and took over New Amsterdam and changed the name but not without multiple changing back and forth between the Dutch and English. Someone managed to save all the documents about the Dutch period by hustling them onto a ship anchored off the bay while the fighting was going on and they were saved in a library in New York until recently a scholar began translating them and voila the book! It required someone fluent in old Dutch language to be able to recover these clues about our past. We are debating these issues about personal liberties now in post-911 US.

Fern T _ern_ — The Hunger Games series started off with a very intriguing version of a dystopian society, and I loved the first book. It was action packed and exciting and I was completely unable to put it down. However, with each following book, I began to grow disappointed with the storyline. I started the second book with the enthusiasm of believing it would live up to the first, but in my eyes it fell short. At the end of the second book, I basically had to make myself pick up the third book, just for the sake of getting the series over with. I was very disappointed with the quality of the writing and dwindling character development & storylines. Reading Mockingjay was painful, and I was only kept going by the need to have it be over with. As an end to what started out as a great series, it was quite disappointing as the 'The Hunger Games' Saga ending.

Farid Ro faridroe — This is the best magical realism I have read yet and the only contemporary author of fiction I have encountered who deserves to sit at the same table as Salman RushdieHe combines the narrative brilliance and popular appeal of someone who has worked in graphic novels/comics for many years with an unusual sense of the novel, both where it should take you and how fast you should get there.