350 Bài Tập Cao Cấp Tiếng Pháp - Tái bản 2005 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sebastián Cifuentes zapeo — everyone debates her influence as a philosopher. no one should question her essays. here are some, collected, for your greedy asses.

владимир дольников dolnikov — So far Shopaholic and Baby is the funniest novel in Kinsella's series. I was constantly laughing hysterically, whereas in her previous novels it was only every once in a while. I also feel as if this book has the most concrete and worthwhile plot than the others. I admit within the first fifty pages or so I was still a bit annoyed with Becky's shopping antics after just having read Shopaholic and Sister, but by the end I found myself genuinely liking her more than I ever have. This is the first four star review I've given for the Shopaholic series, and I'm about to start Kinsella's latest, Mini Shopaholic - hopefully it's just as good, if not better, than this.

Type Forum greattype — Wow, wow, wow. I read this book 2 years ago (and hundreds of books ago) and it's still one of my very favorites. I absolutely loved the fact that the entire novel spans, what, a day and a night? It's very impressive that this book encompasses a complete, cohesive story when it takes place in such a short amount of time. The characters were all really quirky and "cool," and I suppose some could view that as unrealistic--really, if it weren't for excellent writing, the whole novel would seem unrealistic--but I thought they seemed real enough, and that's a big part of me liking a book. The rapidly changing settings and situations just add to the book--as cheesy as it sounds, it feels like you're a part of the chaos. There is an abundance of profanity, sexual references, and painful awkwardness, which could easily turn off certain readers, but besides all that, this book is so spot-on with so many things. Maybe it's impossible for me look in retrospect on my teenage years, since I'm in the throes of adolescence right now, but when it comes to basically every emotion a teen has, this books hits the nail on the head for every single one. I think it would provide some good ol' nostalgia (and an awesome read) for the adults that read this book, and for teens I think it's just a really funny fast-paced book about everything that could happen.