24 Gương Hiếu Thảo tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Adam Asztalos nemtudom — Incredible. This book makes autism so much more real, and so much more understandable. It's interesting to notice some of the characteristics that most of us have, which are simply exaggerated in autistm. I also think it's fascinating how this condition, essentially a social disorder, is so much more disabling than most physical illnesses, or even mental illnesses such as mood disorders. Humans thrive on social contact, and lacking that ability is devastating.

Mariska Rijnaarts ddexx — Often unwieldy and hard-to-read, though Tolkien seems to get a jail-out-of-free card on that front, it is quite good. You really do have to work hard to get to the gems of the story but it is worth it to flesh out the world of Middle Earth.

Gyor Tech gyortechnologies — I don't watch much TV, so I'm not as well versed with Anderson Cooper's show on CNN, but this book was recommended by a few people, and I'm glad I read it. It's not just an examination of what he's done most recently, it's an open window to look inside and see what Anderson Cooper is really like. I enjoyed reading more about his family and his thoughts on what has happened to him over the years, as well as a more in depth commentary about what devistation was in Southeast Asia after the Tsunami, Niger and the South after Katrina and Rita. And last but not least, was I the only one that didn't know his mother was Gloria Vanderbilt?