Combo Bí Kíp Luyện Thi Toeic (Bộ 4 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Dmitry Kuzin _kuzin — yay!

Aaron William aaronwilliambaumbach — The more I read about WWII, the more I see the similarities of experiences, whether the person is from Germany, Poland, Russia, France, England, Japan, China, the US, etc. Each person's experience is unique and yet over and over the victims seem to tell of the same story and the persecutors seem to react in the same manner. In all, I guess it shows that humans are humans no matter where you're from, what language you speak, what religion you practice. In Chiger's story, I learned a little more about what the Polish Jews experienced, both at the hands of the Ukrainians/Russians as well as the Germans. It was an "out of the frying pan into the fire" kind of situation for these Jews. And I appreciated a new and different viewpoint. I continually went back in my head and compared stories from Sarah's Key and The Book Thief. Each story was told through the eyes of young Jewish girl, each surviving in various parts of Europe. Each story sadly too similar and yet each girl showed remarkable strength and fortitude in times of extreme duress. The only "dislike" I have to say about the book is that it was not well edited. Chiger tended to repeat herself, at times word-for-word. I found this to be distracting to the point of irritating. Also, the beginning--her life before the war began--took too long. While I can't imagine the suffering she went through, the dramatic fall from upper middle classdom to living in the bowels of the sewers lacked emotional punch. I had to just tell myself it was like listening to a slightly senile grandma telling her story for the 500th time--she may repeat herself and you just need to be patient. I am glad to have read this story. This one, as with ALL WWII survivors needs to be told. History repeats itself because we do not pay attention. Our ignorance allows us to miss the telltale signs that bad things will happen if we continue along a certain path. So I hope people continue to tell their stories and more importantly, we continue to read them. I also hope editors do a little bit better job in ensuring these stories are told compellingly enough so that people stop and listen.

Tawab Safi tawabsafiart — Great book - eerie story

Khalid Alkhalid alkhalidk42d9 — I felt no connection with any of the characters at all.