Bài Tập Tiếng Anh 8 (Không Đáp Án) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Agnieszka Grabowska homelovers — I really wasn't sure what all the fuss was about

Clarissa Carneiro clarissacarneirodg — This is my favorite book in this kids' fantasy trilogy by far. I'm not sure I'd recommend the whole trilogy to people, because you have to get through two and a third thick books that I didn't find particularly compelling* to get there, but the latter two-thirds of Inkdeath was awesome, occasionally unputdownable. *Some people, like my mother, adore the Ink trilogy wholeheartedly, but I found a lot of the characters either somewhat annoying or slightly unbelievable, and I found the writing (translated from German) to be just a touch stilted. Inkdeath, however, has much more intelligence on the part of the characters, some really inventive and cool scenes, and a killer plot.

Abhijeet Earandole _rrowphotgraphy — Very lite. The author ended up focusing on so few women, and those who made it OUT of the factory very quickly. And then wedded it with a tale of her own family's story in China, which had nothing to do with factories. Bit of a disappointment.

Jarrod Cooper knitstitch — Wo! I mean WO! I really thought I wasn't going to be able to sit through this one (because of the utterly brutal and disturbing premise) and then I could not put it down. I was so addicted.

Melardz Sumiog lardzvee — I hated this book. The characters ticked my off, especially Bella Swan who always has the urge to back talk people. I believe that you shouldn't do this to your friends unless they are deserving of it. Also, this is a contradicting story with plot holes that are never filled in later. I won't dare suggest this to others.

олександр шерехора rokrfs737c — Virginia Woolf analyzes illness from the perspective of one who has spent much of her life haunted by its specter. Although illness is experienced differently by each person, she probes collective feelings of being ill: the self pity, the delusions, the inability to imagine existence without it. This book is powerful.