Cùng Em Học Toán Lớp 3 - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Cameron Hayden cameronhay253d — Reading it to my son nightly so he can embrace what is to come in life for HS. I think it gives a great picture of the challenges of life along with the bright future kids can have in HS.

Iris Adam _andora_harms — This is by far one of the BEST books I've ever read - the last 50 pages were like riding a rollercoaster in the dark....twists and turns I didn't see coming. The author knows exactly how to stay on task of telling this true story - without ever falling into boredom or going too far into the sickening details. Wow! What a ride!

Strahinja Janjusevic strjnj — Now THIS book by Lewis I actually remember reading (while my friend Rene was taking flying lessons at the Santo Domingo airport) in 10th grade (age 15). It was wonderful for me then, when I was questioning so much about the religious world of protestant/evangelical Christianity I was completely immersed in to that point in my life.

Jacob Ritzler jacobritzld912 — Reading this book made me decide that if I ever have children, they will get to have video games and play them often enough to be good at them. I loved Johnson's The Ghost Map so much that I had to read something else by him. In this book, Johnson claims that popular culture things like video games and television actually make us better or smarter at what we need to be good at in our culture (for example, using computers)and then he gives statistics and anecdotes to prove his premise. I haven't finished reading it yet, I didn't find it as fascinating as The Ghost Map, but it was still intrigueing, although you kinda get the point after reading just half of it.

Elizabeth Sloan liz0113 — One of Pratchett's strengths is that his books are just as fresh and entertaining on the second or third (or fourth or fifth) reading. Every year or so I inevitable end up re-reading Terry Pratchett, and every time I walk away more enamored with him as ever. I've read Going Postal half a dozen times, but I laughed just as hard as I did the first read through.