289 Bài Toán Cơ Học 12 - Luyện Thi Vào Đại Học tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Brandon Beichler bbeichler — I decided to read this book because of all the good press it received. At first I found it very noticeable this book was written for a younger set, say around 12-13. But, I actually was pleased with that, as I was also trying to determine if it would be appropriate for my daughter to read. While the writing style is geared towards a younger set, the issues the book deals with are not. But, I have to say by the time I got to the second chapter I was hooked. And once the characters hit the arena I became addicted. My daughter is 11 and I am going to encourage her to read this. I do worry about the violence portrayed, but the themes and topics this book touches on are some that I would like her to begin thinking about. Perhaps it will even take her out of her comfort zone and make her recognize, not just how good she has it, but allow her conscience to become concerned for those that don't. This was a great book and I can't wait to see what Collins has in store for me in the sequel.

Marcelo Arce _m_i_i — Of all the self-help books I've read, this is one the best. I think that a good self-help book is one in which you refer to over time as things in your life change. Tonya is great! Highly recommended.

Ana Strnad anastrnad — Together with Strange Angel, this is one of the two necessary biographies of Jack Parsons. It concentrates on his occult activities, and while a pseudonymous work, appears to have been written by an OTO insider. This damages the book's perspective on key issue, particularly the role of the women in Jack's life. It's still very interesting and illuminating.

Brett Glover _c_lovin — Wow. The last too Child novels...frankly, weren't very good. The writing and details that make his earlier novels enjoyable simply weren't there anywhere, and it it's place was convoluted endings - a la James Rollins or National Treasure. Here we get back to a thrilling plot, Reacher noting detail after detail.