Combo Lạc Chốn Phù Hoa (Bộ 2 Tập) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lia Wood 100560275336d — I'm a speech-language pathologist and I used a few students this week. They loved it and I was able to use it for multiple disabilities. My own children loved it, too. I borrowed this copy from the library so I guess I'll have to track down my own copy at some point!

Flavia Fontana fla_font — Not bad. It's actually a collection of shorter comics, most of which ran on gurl.com. It's interesting to see the different styles weinstein experimented with. All of the stories are mostly autobiographical and took place during Weinstein's 8th and 9th grade years -- and everything is painfully familiar. Do I look fat in this? Do you think John likes me? What if I'm not a good kisser?

Jace Perry jaceperry — This review was originally posted on my blog, Creativity's Corner In essence, this book is a modernized retelling of the fairy tale East of the Sun, West of the Moon. I love fairy tale retellings, and though this particular fairy tale isn't my favorite, it is one of my friends' favorites and so I have read a fair amount of retellings of this story. Of course, the problem then is I am very picky about my fairytale retellings. I expect a lot from them. This one did a passable job, but it unfortunately hasn't made my favorites list. One of the things I really liked was the modern setting of the retelling. Durst did a really good job updating the tale, and making it plausible in modern day, at least at the beginning. I liked the flavor of Native American tales she brought to the story, and I liked that it was up in the Arctic Circle - while the Norse versions are fun they lend themselves more to a fantastical retelling and to truly make this a modern day tale, I think an Arctic Circle research lab was the only way to go. The main thing that would have pushed this up onto the favorites list was a little more development in the characters. I felt that Durst jumped straight into the story without giving us much time to get to know the main characters, which is ok as long as you give us a chance to get to know them later. I never felt it, though, and I was less invested in what happened as a result. Overall, though, an interesting retelling that deserves a read by anyone interested in this fairy tale or fairy tale retellings in general.

Patricio Sanhueza roomart — Love, love, loved it. So much.