Chị Hằng Nga Kể Chuyện - Tập 3: Chuyện Về Những Thói Hư Tật Xấu (Tặng Kèm 2 CD) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Redgrapiks Redgrapiks redgrapiks — I enjoyed this. Greitens has a very interesting backstory and he's doing some good work now.

Dash Dot dash3dot — Ross Thomas was at his best writing comic mysteries with serious undertones, and his best ones featured Artie Wu and Quincy Durant and an unusual cast of characters. I believe they appeared in one or two others in addition to "Chinaman's Chance", which remains my favorite. Thomas died in 1995; the NY Times once called him the greatest storyteller in America, and that is still true 14 years after his death, yet most of his books are out of print. They are well worth finding. Another Thomas book I recall being just terrific is called "The Seersucker Whipsaw" about two American politicos hired to win an election in a newly, er, "democratic" African country.

Arisha Isaeva arishaiscaaf — Toensmeier makes the case that poly-cultures of perennial vegetables, after proper planting, require no more attention and care than shrubs and can provide a renewable source of food year after year. Black Salsify [Scorzonera, a root crop] is one perennial I have planted this year and I'll reap the benefits yearly as their tender leaves growing from the base of the plant in early Spring yields a 'lettuce tasting leaf.' The plant then bolts in late Summer and dies off in late Fall, but survives the mild and severe Winters repeatedly to provide one salad greens year round. See Carol Deppe's discussion of this minor crop (of interest to few if any commercial plant breeders) in her book; "Breed Your Own Vegetable Varieties, " (in my list), pp.26-27.

Timoty Gray graytimotyeb97 — It was good, as a whole. The stories are mainly quite exciting, and Anthony Horowitz has good and unexpected plotlines. However, the quality of the stories tapers off at the end.