Cấu Trúc Đề Thi Trung Học Phổ Thông Quốc Gia Chuyên Đề Địa Lí tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Candice Zhang yingyuan — Su obra maestra, estoy seguro. McEwan hace personajes como nadie más. Un libro de hombres.

Henrard Jérémy jeremyhenrard — Many people just know "The Dead", which is one of the best pieces of short fiction I've ever read, but I read the entire collection of "Dubliners" from start to finish and it made it even more enjoyable. All the preceding stories are great in their own right but they also bring you into the time and place.

Lenka Trlicová _enka_rlicova — I was flattered by the dedication for obvious reasons: To English teachers of America, doing good work every day, with admiration and affection from an old students. It is an amazing collection of poetry (a good bit of which I had never read before).

Johnathan Bawer john_bawer — Genetic engineering, totalitarian government, cautionary story.

Katrina Fox _at_ox_eow — Why did the an Empire that was no longer ruled from Rome - instead was ruled jointly in the periphery by highly romanised Gauls, Britons, Spaniards, North Africans, Italians collapse in the west - whilst in the East the maily Jewish-Coptic-Greek Eastern Empire survived? Had the Western Romans in Gibbons opinion really become pygimies? Or had the need for a central capital and Emperor become obsolete? Grant deals with various reasons 1. Religion and the affect pasive christainity had on the Empires resolve to fight 2. Lack of Roman idenity 3. Economy 4. Weak central control and fighting for purple 5. Decline of Roman Army Well worth reading - if only as an overview.

Aaron Chin _ojitocojones — Maybe I'm in the afterglow- having just finished Anna Karenina, but I can see why it's considered one of the great novels of all time. Writing in the 1870's, Tolstoy captures all of ordinary life- childbirth, painful death, marriage, love affairs, children, work, God, friends, society, -as if it were written today. I was continually amazed to read passages that spoke to me directly, even though they were written in a bygone era of aristocrats, serfs, horses, etc. Yes, it's long. Yes, there are discussions about the conditions of serfs, etc, that don't seem relevant, but it's worth it.