Bé Tập Kể Chuyện - Sự Tích Hồ Gươm tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Zaouch Amira amirazaouc7714 — Eye-opening (and for some, perhaps even mind-blowing) look at the indigenous cultures of the Americas prior to the European conquest and colonization. Despite the title, the author focuses to a large extent on telling new, more correct (based upon available research) versions of post-contact history you probably learned in school, like the Spanish conquests of the Aztecs and Incas, and the story of the colonization of New England. There is a lot of material to cover, and the author goes off on (relevant) tangents a few times, such as discussions of maize and the play-by-play of various historical scientific debates. There's also a lot of material that will be brand new for many people--for example, Cahokia and the other Native American cities that once flourished near modern-day St. Louis and elsewhere in the central and southern United States. Not the smoothest read, but definitely worth it for the educational value.

Kshitij Srivastava kshitij0112 — Actually 3.5 stars. I enjoyed her writing style and some of her thoughts on God and life. But there were times I just wanted to hit her over the head for being such an ding dong. Have her next book Committed on hold at the library.

Tamás Vezsenyi vezsenyitamas — I don't know what category to put this in. I am somewhere in the middle of this book but I haven't picked it up in a few months. It's somewhat disappointing in some areas but has some nice information in some chapters. I don't know how unbiased the author is but when I have the time, I might pick it up back and finish reading it.