9 Bước Rèn Nhân Cách - Những Câu Chuyện Giúp Trẻ Trưởng Thành tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Alexandria Kleidon _lexandria_leidon — Stephanie: I love your wild and crazy antics, but girl, let's be real... you need to pick a guy already!

Abhishek Ganguly cyboticx_old — Set in the near future; sort of a depressing worldview, but interesting nonetheless. I particularly liked the prelude, where they discuss the new threat to the world and the funny way in which it was discovered. This book takes the prize for "most misleading back-cover plot-description blurb". The blurb would have you think this is a heartwarming story about a spunky girl and her crotchety old grandfather and her clever pet rabbit AI. This is like describing the US Presidential Election of 2008 as "a black family from Chicago battles a web of racism and lies."

Przemysław Durlik przemekdurlik — A historical fiction novel set in the real town of Cades Cove in the Appalachian Mountains of east Tennessee, this book about the tiny town being turned into a national park is told through the eyes of eleven-year old Autumn. She is sassy, fun, and determined, whether she’s filching explosives from the U.S. Government, riding an empty coffin down raging rapids, or scaring away mean boys by pretending to be a ghost. Well-written and engaging, this book would be a great read for upper elementary and middle school students studying the creation of national parks, the 1930s, or Appalachia.

Anushka Gupta anushkagupta — This is my favorite Tom Robbins book, and I have read them all, many times. I will be adding all the rest but in no particular order.

Gift Art giftart — I picked this up at a Border's Going-out-of-Business sale for $1.79, so I knew nothing about it other than it was by dialogue master Elmore Leonard. So to my surprise, there wasn't a lot of dialogue in the story, as the main character is cut from the same cloth as John Rambo in First Blood. However, the lack of dialogue did not keep me from enjoying the story one bit; I devoured all 150 pages of it in a single night's reading. I think it helped that I pictured the main character as Charlie Bronson in my mind's eye. He plays Vincent Majestyk in the film adaptation, which -- although I've never seen it -- makes sense as it seems written for him.

Saba Safari saba_safari — For those who want a real, unbiased look at the beginnings of the war in Iraq this is the book to read. Kind of carries more weight given the fact we are still there 10 years later. His writing is simple, easy to follow.

Frédéric Dellalian fde_photo — a fun quick read. don't expect depth, but great for a rainy afternoon.