Các Đề Thi Tuyển Sinh Đại Học, Cao Đẳng Môn Toán (2005 - 2006) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Santiago Martins _antiago_artins — This book is very hard for me to review because I believe there are two parts to it. One part is a story of how a father comes to terms with losing a daughter and the other part about religion. The father coming to terms with losing a daugher was good although I didn't think was written very well. The religion part was just plan weird to me at times. I almost gave up on it, but ended up scanning most of it. However, I can see why this book would be touching to some people.

Serdar Can sedu_serdacd56 — Fletcher Hanks has a genuinely odd sensibility, and I can see how his work, to the extent that it's known at all, tends to polarize people. His drawings are crude and stiff at times, his plots are predictable and ludicrous, and his superheroes are...I mean, they have "super superiority rays," shit like that. But. There's also a stark beauty to the work. I love the way Hanks will fill up a panel of tiny human bodies being flung around by explosions or suspension rays or whatever. And while his superheroes don't make a lot of sense, they are genuinely unique. Like Fantomah, a blonde bombshell who protects the jungle by transforming into a female version of Skeletor. Also, she wears a negligee. All of Hanks's work is completely surreal and reading it is a complete immersion into a world that has very little bearing on reality (ie even the Golden Age Superman was influenced by global events, often fighting Hitler and Stalin). Here, I felt as if I was locked in Hanks's drunkass head. Which apparently he was, most of the time. The afterword to this collection is a heartbreaker.

Weeping Eyes weepingeyes — So! It isn't nearly as good as Carey's first two trilogies, but its waaaay better than the most recent one. Nothing in the way of fun sexiness, which is surprising in terms of cheesy fantasy novels. But! It's fun, if you don't want to think, though it isn't as good as I had hoped. whatevs. Diversion.