365 Phương Pháp Tự Chăm Sóc Sức Khỏe Phụ Nữ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Nourhan Mansour nour12202fd3 — I read this book while living in England, visited Stonehenge three times, so I saw the area. I would recommend it as a book that teaches a lot about history too.

Urmuz Tagizade urmuz — If cries of "no war for oil" and "Impeach Bush" feel a bit shallow, albiet well intentioned, this book will provide you the proper historical background for just how far President Bush stepped over the line with our most recent forray in the Middle East. This is an academic text though, so it's slow going.

Erika Johnson erikajohnson — Hysterical read, especially if you have lots of pets.

Snezana Ristic sneleristic — (5.0) I want you to read this book Oh my goodness, this was one of my favorite reading experiences ever. I'm not sure I can objectively explain it, but I laughed, I nearly cried, my palms sweated, I was just riveted (ask my wife). This memoir is so well written (Agassi gave effusive praise to J.R. Moehringer, who helped him record his history and transform it into this masterpiece, and I'm sure much of the credit must go to him) that I just couldn't handle it. It is such an emotional ride--perhaps only 0.01% of what it's like to actually be a professional athlete--that every free moment I had I wanted to return to Andre-world. I can't tell you how many times I laughed out loud while reading this. The coincidences, the juxtapositions, the ironies, the cute courtships....There was humor in so many forms. It was all so sincere though. I guess that's what struck me the most. How open, honest and sincere the book feels. And given what he reveals in it, I have little reason to believe that anything is exaggerated, stretched or glossed over. But it's just so well written. I never had to guess who he was referring to at any point. He made so many connections between points in his life, but they were effortless to recall and connect. I've just never been able to follow a narrative so effortlessly, feeling I was completely on top of everything going on, past and present. It was just such a pleasure to read, even aside from the actual events taking place. One interesting typographical note: (at least in the ePUB version I read) There was no use of quotation marks to set off dialog. Without having read the book, I would've thought this was insanity and ridiculed anyone playing any sort of editorial role in the production...but it totally works. I can't explain it, but it probably comes back to how perfectly written the book is.

Stefu Eliza elizastefu9912 — the best so far...not aimed so much at young children...it's getting darker--oooo!