500 Dữ Kiện Khoa Học Về Thế Giới Tuyệt Chủng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ahmed Amar leopard_esign — I bet I have read this book six or seven times. Bryson is one of a handful of writers who can actually make me laugh. I mean, not just a "silent inward chuckle which doesn't necessary distract passersby"--a real laugh. I love his travel writing especially and this is my favorite. I highly recommend it, whether you ever plan to visit Australia or not.

Shah Alam shahalamal026b — This is one of those books one can read if they care to in a day. It is a sort of limited reflection on the life of Tina Fey who has certainly been in the news for awhile. Since I do not watch TV, it was hard for me to make any kind of judgement calls on that section of the book. I did watch Saturday Night Live when I was younger, but feel that it has lost much of its allure in its modern format. I personally, am not a fan of making fun of our political candidates especially those that might eventually be a world leader. I don't know why, but it seems disrespectful and shows the rest of the world what we think of our proposed leaders. Why then, would the rest of the world have any respect for these leaders should they be elected? Well, anyway, enough with my political opinion. While the book was cutsie and certainly a very quick read, I found it to be immaturely written and one in which I hardly cracked a smile. So, perhaps I found it trying to be funny too hard type of read. It was a bit of forced humor to me. However, it was a fine summer read and interesting to see the workings of a mind that seems to be in the forefront of comedy on television these days. It did not al all encourage me to revert to watching TV however. :)