Bài Tập Và Bài Giải Quản Trị Dự Án Hiện Đại tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lundyn Davis thesymoneproject — This is my first book by Andre Dubus III but it won't be the last. After reading this very personal and often suspenseful memoir, I will venture into Dubus's fiction. Having lived in the area he grew up in made it all the more interesting. But I didn't know that Newburyport was such a rough town in the '70s. I will certainly try some of his dad's stories also.

Katrina Justovica _atrina_ustovica — قصة سيئة وأسلوب جيد إلى حد ما , قراءتي الأولى للغيطاني وأتوقع أني لن أقرأ له مرة أخرى .

Chanwit Srisawat jook61b9 — Just an OK read, but sort of a waste of time for me. 1 1/2 stars, I didn't despise it or want to burn it which I consider a 1 star, it was well written enough, but not quite a 2. I didn't really care about any of the characters, didn't connect with even one, good or bad, to feel for them in the story. I never really got into the story either, it just never caught my interest. She was a secret service agent investigating the hero because of a threat he made on the Governor of Minnesota- which was bogus and she realized it right away. Then the plot switched to counterfeiting, pagan worshipping, chicken blood, sort of cult like, but not "bad cult". I wouldn't recommend this book.

Monica Arellano torres_monf150 — I've always enjoyed Dennis Prager's commentary on the radio and his syndicated columns, at least when they used to be included in the LA Times. He's a clear and logical thinker, cutting right to the ethical truth of certain ills besetting our society. The first half of this book was enjoyable for me, and Prager's views on what causes unhappiness and what makes us happy is a nice reminder that our own mindset is what prevents our joy - not our circumstances. Definitely reminiscent of the teachings of Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, and some of the tenets of Buddhism. The last half of the book is a little creepy. Prager's belief that ALL men have an insatiable lust for sexual variety and that ALL women have an insatiable need for emotional intimacy made me cringe. It's just too unsubtle for me. Then his espousal of religion as one of the pillars of happiness did me in. I had other issues as well (including his emphasis on marriage and having children), but this will do for now.

Aseel Honein aseel1982aedd — I LOVE books about art theft and thieves. I read many of them. And this one was just bad. I can recommend some much better ones if you like. Just ask.