Combo Học Tốt Dành Cho Học Sinh Lớp 7 (Tặng Kèm Những Bài Văn Hay Bồi Dưỡng Học Sinh Giỏi Lớp 7) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pere Eugeni pereugeniaa6c — Liked it so much I talked Matt into reading it.

Eric Hines honestbros — This took me over a year to read. I'm not exactly sure what my problem was - perhaps I find Peterson's writing slow at times, or more likely it's my lack of focus. There are moments in this so-called "conversation" that sent me reeling (in a good way), while other sections left me struggling to complete a paragraph. It's final epilogue sets up the rest of the series (5 books in the end), and anticipates the zenith of the series, The Jesus Way (book 3).

Salvador Rodas salvadorrodas — this book is great, especially for any kid you know who is a little bit different - the one you suspect already knows there are secret worlds to escape to - this book is a hint that it is true.

Joost Arts jooost — This is a sweet tale about a mother and son who make delicious treats for the neighborhood and then deliver them. The illustrations are nice and the narrative is simple and rhythmic. But...something just irritated me as I read this book, kind of like the grain of sand in the oyster. The narrative seemed too repetitive and forced (Mrs. Bear and Sam climbed up in the truck that was green. Meh.) And they were baking and wrapping gifts for the neighbors long before the sun came up - that's not likely to happen in our household of sleepyheads! And Sam just left the packages at the door - I get that it was a surprise, but the cakes would get awfully cold on the front step and at least at our house, might not be found for days (since we use the back door mostly.) I think it would have been more neighborly to ring the doorbell and give it to the person with a smile. I don't know, for some reason, this story just didn't sit right with me.