171 Bài Và Đoạn Văn Hay Lớp 9 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Justin Bob bobtheasian — This about the prosperous city along the coast of Texas in the last 1800's that was obliterated by a hurricane.

Derrick Bohlin elvi679522e — The overwhelming feeling I had from this book was "Why should I care?" More a collection of vague poorly strung together anecdotes than a memoir, this book was a bit of a disappointment. The reader gets far too few glimpses of Brand's charm and witticism, and is instead barraged by a series of depressing and increasingly dull stories of his drug and sex addiction. The book really goes nowhere, Now I find Brand to pretty hilarious, and Forgetting Sarah Marshall was one of my favourite comedies in recent history, so I thought this might be an interesting read, but it wasn't to be. He's still awesome though.

Luca Brun lucabrun — Andrew Bridgeford takes a very thorough look at the events of 1066, which lead to the Norman Conquest of England. His main purpose of doing so is to explain the iconography of the Bayeaux Tapestry, challenging the long accepted interpretations of the embroidered tale. He comes up with some very interesting theories and clearly has done his research, but sometimes with 11th century history, you just can't prove things. Bridgeford runs into this problem at times. I think his ideas are very good and provocative, whether or not they are actually true or not.

Joe Chen joechenryst — A great book with an interesting perspective. I will recommend this one to friends and family.

Renier Nicolas nicolasrenier — It was a poignant, emotional way to convey "God's love". Lines That Jumped Out At Me: "The person who lives by his (imagined) fears will not find freedom in my (God's) love." "Love is just the skin of knowing." (as our knowing grows, our love expands to contain it) "Faith does not grow in the house of certaintiy." "God is a verb." "Sometimes tears are the best words the heart can speak." "if anything matters, then everything matters."

Lyda Langford llangford — Wow this one is very powerful indeed!

Hassan Ghazali _as2an_hazali — I remember that when I read it I thought it was the best book in all the world. Well you know, young age. In all together I think it's a fascinating story.