Bách Khoa Toàn Thư Cho Bé - Quả Trứng Kỳ Lạ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Hunter Gai _unter_ai — There are comic books and there are graphic novels, and this is most definitely a comic book, but that's not a put down, just a vague distinction. Now I'm not sure why I felt the need to make it, but there you are. It's just a great yarn done with good flair.

Marcello Schirone barcelloea86 — This book is the memoir of one man’s experiences in the Colorado of the frontier days. You may enjoy reading about his encounters with some of Colorado’s more notorious citizens.

Jamie Glasspool glasshalfpool — When Nell Sweeney, an Irish girl with a rather dubious (and mostly unexplained, in this book) past assists her physician employer during a difficult birth in 19th century Massachusetts, she has no idea what she is getting into. The pregnant woman is a chambermaid for a Boston Brahmin family, and the child is adopted by them. Nell is hired away to be the child's governess almost at once. When baby Grace is about three years old, the family is embroiled in scandal as their eldest son, William, is accused of murder. William had been presumed dead at Andersonville ... but is very much alive. Nell's employer sets her the task of finding a way to prove William's innocence -- despite mounting evidence of his guilt. A well constructed and entertaining "whodunnit" that kept me guessing the entire time.

Kamil Asura _ — At first I didn't really like this book, but after book club my opinion changed. This nonfiction narrative provided an insightful account to the life of a family in Afghanistan. It also provides a solid portayal of the role of women in Afghanistan and the culture's unfortunate rejection of most freedoms to women that us Americans so often take for granted.