Bộ Đề Kiểm Tra Tiếng Anh Lớp 6 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Olivia Mclean oliviamcleanart — After almost a two-decade love of Frederick Buechner, I picked up another of his novels. I listed some of his books in "Books that changed me and the way I think." I rank his autobiographical trilogy (The Sacred Journey, Now and Then, and Telling Secrets) with the likes of Thomas Merton's The Seven Story Mountain. I love the way that Buechner writes, the pictures he paints, and the characters he builds--and the stories he tells, because for Buechner it is the story that is so important. And although I wouldn't nominate The Storm as one of the best novella's ever, it was a very enjoyable read and felt a little like sitting down with an old friend. A modern paraphrase of Shakespeare's Tempest, The Storm takes place on the exclusive Plantation Island during just that -- a storm. And as in all Buechner's novels, there is so much deeper to go with the metaphors and stories if you wish. I don't think you can go wrong with Frederick Buechner. And I recommend The Storm along with all the rest.

Samira Entesari _amira_ntesari — I really like these books. I don't care if they have a reading level that is probably half of what I usually read. They are really creative and cute and I finished this one in like a day.

Yanik Wichmann _er_reezer — ** spoiler alert ** I was not looking forward to reading this book, especially when I found out what the inspiration for the story was. However, once I pick it up, I couldn't put it down. The story of Jack and Ma is very heavy on the heart but you just need to read on. Jack's "Escape" was amazing and I was on the edge of my seat. Reading this for my March 2011 book club.....can't wait to discuss it with the others.