Ai Hát Giữa Rừng Khuya tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Yolandi Schreuder yolandisch38d3 — This is most people's least favorite Austen, but its my favorite. It was Jane's first book although it got published last, and I think it is a great representation of what Jane might have been feeling at the time. I also relate to the main character so maybe I'm a little biased :)

Dottie Gillespie _mtnest — I'm going to have to write this review without the book at hand since I gave it to a friend so I might not be able to refer to parts of the book accurately. Initially I liked the book. I thought it started out well and I liked the writing style. But early on the author made some statements which really bothered me. (Please remember the statement I made earlier in regards to accuracy) The first one I came across was in reference on how she felt sorry for people who basically chose to live in their houses, work, etc, because basically they weren't living a true life. Now, who the heck is this woman to tell other people how to live their lives. If someone wants to raise their family in the "traditional sense" who cares!? as long as that is that person's idea of happiness. Now, occassionally I would prefer to live a life of Nomad-ship myself but would never pity people for not choosing to live that type of life. The next thing she did that made me basically close the book for good was state that she was now "one" with the indigenous people of one of the villages--that there were no distance between them. She says this simply because she spent a weekend away from the village in a beach town as this indigenous family spent. So, Rita, who is not a rich woman but compared to these people her income is quite large, who can leave the village and this way of life at any time, pay for better hotel at any time, buy food at any time, leave the country at any time, (you get my drift) is now at one with this family? Ummm....I think not. Maybe she becomes a little less self centered later in the book but I just didn't want to waste my time finding out. Abandoned the book around page 70.

Li Jiabei 970275639b795 — A great guide to giving your kid a classical education, but you've got to be willing to commit a LOT of time to doing it, otherwise it'll feel completely overwhelming. I love the idea, but in our case following it closely wasn't feasible. Even though we're not using it as a curriculum, we still refer back to it often for age-appropriate resources on the classics.

Riley Sykes rileysykes — An ok romantic suspense...not my favorite from this author.