Câu Hỏi Trắc Nghiệm Đại Số 8 (Trung Học Cơ Sở) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Silvia Argilaga sirasira — A quick, depressing read.

Shane Mitchell shanemitchell7 — I think that the most amazing thing about this book is how much John Widstoe knew 50+ years ago! He talked about probiotics, omega 3 fatty acids, the sugar/diabetes connection, keeping our bodies alkaline ... all kinds of things that I thought were relatively modern discoveries. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn to more fully live the Word of Wisdom. Not because it's fun reading - it isn't. It is written sort of like a textbook with lots of scientific studies and statistics. However, the information is valuable and so important. He writes chapters on many different phrases from the actual Word of Wisdom. For example, there are chapters on alcohol, tobacco (those were the most difficult for me to get through because I didn't really need to hear them), wheat, barley drinks, meat sparingly, etc. I love how Widstoe repeatedly points out that Joseph Smith must have been inspired because much of this information wasn't known when he received the Word of Wisdom. Not light, easy reading, but fascinating and enlightening. Guess I'm changing my diet ...

Ryan Shirley info83ca — The story, written by the same author as Girl with a Pearl Earring, is fiction, fascinating and informative about a famous medieval tapestry.

Amazing Twowrapz brianroseb3ac3 — The best book I have read so far about relationships. Its a great framework to learn to understand how you can make your partner feel more loved. A MUST read for everyone.

Migle Svirskyte miglesvirskyte — A quick, light read. When I saw him speak, Lethem talked about how this book explored issues of ownership of intellectual property, but that was just a slight plot point. Not as interesting as Fortress of Solitude, but a catchier story, kinda like a soap opera episode.

Dmytriy Kaleniuk _mytriy_aleniuk — I fricken love this book.

Brunno Oliveira _runno_omoli — Fascinating read. I liked the first half much more than the second but it didn't disappoint.

Gin Low ginlow9013cc1 — This was surprisingly good, though at some points it felt like they were older, not just the 6-12 year old boys they were. Interesting comments on human nature (I guess it's the Freudian Id?) and allegory of society, without being over-the-top about it.