Bộ Sách Khi Dấu Yêu Về (Bộ 7 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

дмитрий ермолов dmitrijermolov — The chapters on teaching at Universities in Tehran just after the revolution and watching its restrictions change her students is brilliant. The rest is a little pretentious.

Anton Tulyakov _rukozaurus — I really enjoyed this book. Janice dished a lot of dirt, she wrote from the heart, she was dedicated and tried to be a good girlfriend and sister even while doing massive amounts of drugs and partying all night. Somehow she managed to graduate and go to college... I do wish that she'd delved into her thought process more, but I liked reading about her exploits all the same.

Santiago Molina santimolina — I was disappointed with Red is for Remembrance after having liked the others, despite their creepiness, so much. It just seemed to drag on, the characters that told a lot of the story didn't really have a place in your care until the end. It was just a little bit of a let down.

Rafael Abelini _belini — My daughter and I read this book together. Just a sweet story.

Kira Mishura _ira_ishura — I have to say I've been pleasantly surprised by the A. Clements books I've been reading. No Talking started out like a typical boys-against-the-girls school story - and don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with a typical school story. But it's evolved into something a bit more thoughtful. The teachers' reactions, for example, to the kids' determination NOT to talk is illuminating, some are so irate that they dare to challenge the status quo and then the English teacher, who thinks it's creative, uses the contest as an exercise in alternate forms of communication. The kids themselves come to see the other sex as partners in this interesting experiment, one that's giving them time to think and focus instead of 'thinking out loud' as one of the girls realizes she has always done. "For one tiny fraction of a minute, it wasn't the boys against the girls, it wasn't a battle but it was two smart kids enjoying a new idea." I like it!