Câu Hỏi Và Bài Tập Trắc Nghiệm Tiếng Việt Lớp 4 (Tập 2) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Faiz Shamsudin mohdfaiz2026165 — This wasn't as good as I'd hoped it would be. The story is woven around a collection of old photographs, purporting to belong to the narrator's grandfather. The old man used to tell stories of his childhood in an orphanage on an island, but the narrator stops believing him, until the day the old man dies a grisly death. The narrator then spends considerable time in therapy because he now insists his grandfather's stories were true. Eventually he travels to the orphanage and discovers his grandfather's playmates still living exactly as he had left them seventy years earlier. Up till then I enjoyed the story, but after that it went downhill, and became rather formulaic. I believe there is to be a sequel. I suspect I won't read it.

Tan Thanh haisachoa16db3 — Macpherson's poetry defies my ability to describe it. It just is. In this volume she meditates on (amongst other things) folk quilters (and their quilts) and blues musicians (and their music). Her poem about Junior Wells captures better a blues-listener's perspective better than anything else I've ever read. Her work has spanned a wide variety of subjects and landscapes-- birth mothers to obscure botanical observations. I think she deserves far more attention that she seems to have gotten. Anyone interested in contemporary poetry should be familiar with her work.