130 Bài Ngữ Pháp Tiếng Anh (Tái Bản 2014) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Dolores Guerrero loliguerrero — I want to meet him.. :D

Marc Littlejohn marc1 — A "must have" for any lowcountry southern lady. Typical Junior League cook book, with a great blend of everyday recipes as well as party fare & delicious sweets. And the coastal seafood recipes are wonderful. What's special about this book though are the original Gullah recipes written in their native language. It's truly an historical account of lowcountry South Carolina food.

Ben Wood _en_ood_raphics — Journey west during WWII, graphic accounts of different people's experiences

Leonora Escorcia leonora_06cb8c — Don't read them in the garbage order beginning with the magician's nephew. the publisher that decided to run them like that is wrong. I read them in the written order, not either of the publication orders. I went with: 1- TL, TW, & TW 2- PC 3-V of TDT 4-TH & HB 5-TSC 6-TMN 7-TLB That is the order Lewis originally conceived of them, wrote, them and that they make the most sense in reference to one another. In this order they always back reference, never foreshadow. Any other order there are forward references. Better this way. One man's opinion.

Allison Osman newdesigner14 — I liked this book but the ending annoyed me, it was a little Romeo and Juliet, and the all of a sudden becoming immortal also seemed a bit corny! But still a good read and I'm intrigued to learn more about Acheron.

Evelyne Pichler _llith — After having fought the outcasts, Luce decides she wants to know more about her past with Daniel and their curse. Suspecting Daniel is not telling her everything, she uses the announcers to travel to her past lives, each life further into the past. Along the way, she meets a stone gargoyle, Bill, who helps her navigate to and through her past lives. Frantic, present-day Daniel trails behind her, searching for her in her past lives - but he's not the only one following Luce into her past lives. The first half of this book dragged along for me. It was repetitive and formulaic. I didn't care for Bill's character at all. And as the reader, I was hoping for some insight with each and every past life, into the curse that ultimately causes Luce to die in each life. I was ready to give up on the book altogether, when the second half became more interesting with a bit more back story into Daniel and Luce's past. I was very interested in the glimpse of back story on Cam's past before he became one of the fallen, however, it was just a glimpse and it left me wanting for more. It wasn't until the end of the book, that it really got interesting, and I was finally glad that I'd stuck through the entire book.