Có Hai Con Mèo Ngồi Bên Cửa Sổ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Andrzej Petelski petelski — The giver is a book based on the idea of a utopian society, where everyone is told what to do and does it the same way. Personally I was not a huge fan of the book because there was no freedom in it, the people each do the same thing like when they each get a bike at the age of 9. Then suddenly jonas's life changed when he was selected to be the receiver of the town, a very rare job with vigorous training and the job to store the memories of the past in his head. But a problem arises as a little boy named Gabriel (problem child) can not sleep at the nursery and after jonas builds a relationship with him they say they are gonna release him which actually means to kill him. To find out what Jonas is going to do you will have to read the book.

Thomas Sandahl _andahl_hristensen — No, this is not about Hurricane Ike going through Texas. This is a story, based on fact, of a family growing up in Franklin County, Virginia. This county was the seat for White Mule, Firewater, Wild Cat, Stump Whiskey, Rotgut, White Lightning, Moonshine, or whatever you wanted to call it. It is claimed that 99 of 100 people in Franklin County were making, or had some connection with illegal liquor. The Bondurant family played a major role in not only making moonshine, but also were key players in its distribution. Three brothers, Forrest, Howard, and Jack, are the main focus of the story. Forrest , the oldest, became a legend when his throat was sliced from ear to ear but able to walk several miles to a hospital for aid. The book gives insight into the lives of the people that lived a very meager life that was largely dependent on the illicit liquor trade. There was little, if any, law enforcement and beatings ands killings were considered a way of life. The status quo of these people changes when law enforcement decides that they want a piece of the action and start impopsing tariffs for the production and transportation of the moonshine. The Bondurant brothers refused to pay the tariff, leading to armed conflict. This leads to a major conspiracy trial and its violent ending. The book gives a good account of the people of this area and the time. However, in the telling of their lives, it takes a long time to really get into the real meat of the story. Many readers, I am afraid, will put this book down long before they are half way through it.