Bộ Sách Giáo Khoa Lớp 3 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rosa Huang rosahuang0124 — I'm really enjoying these old, public domain books by P. G. Wodehouse. In this one, an American writer of music for musicals, George Benson, falls in love with the daughter of a peer, Maud Marsh, who jumps into his taxi trying to get away from a man chasing her (who turns out to be her brother). George prevents the man from looking in the taxi by knocking off his top hat. Although she leaves when George gets to his hotel, George hunts her down and finds she is the daughter of Lord Marshmoreton and lives in Belpher Castle. George rents a home near the castle and tries to get an occasion to see her. Maud is trying to get in touch with Jeffrey, a man she met in Wales the previous year and with whom she is in love. Because of this, Lord Marshmoreton's sister Caroline has made her a prisoner in the castle. There is some confusion in the family that George is this man. The book is amusing and a good yarn with some great characters.

Mad Happy _adangere4b9 — Very funny book!

Sophie Chahed schahedf349 — One of my all-time favorite literary exerpts comes from this book. It is a segue from one chapter to the next and it is a discussion between two waves who are about to crash upon the shore. One wave is very anxious and doesn't want to be anything other than a wave. The other wave explains that we are not just waves but also part of the ocean...the bigger picture. Very striking passage.

Luzeth Cordova luzethco — Eh. That's my review. A good basic vegan cookbook but nothing terribly exciting and I grew tired of her "I grew up in NYC - when it was GRITTY! - and I'm so hip!" schtick. But it's hard to write a good cookbook and I'm not a great cook so....