Combo Tuần Của Bé - Tháng 9 (Bộ 4 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mishael Sitsko tracer10b6c4 — This book is a simple story about little bunny rabbits, but I found it to be a tale of adventure and survival through the unknown. Although that sounds pretty broad and unoriginal I was sucked into the story line and found a lot of meaning behind their adventures. I loved this book and it made me think a lot, but I don't want you to think about the same things so go read it. I hight recommend it to everyone.

Hyun Kook gapband — Framed in Lace, by Monica Ferris, b-plus, Narrated by Susan Boyce, produced by Audiogo, downloaded from audible.com. This is the second in the Betsy Devonshire needlecraft series. This one starts only a couple of months after Betsy solves her sister’s murder, from the first book, and is staying on at least long enough to get the estate sorted out, and is keeping the store Crewel World open. In this book, everyone makes an event of going out on Lake Minnetonka to see a ferryboat raised from the bottom of the lake where it was deliberately sunk in 1948. But when the boat is raised, they find a skeleton of a young girl aboard with a piece of lace. Betsy begins investigating, asking questions. She finds that the townfolk remember a girl disappearing in 1948, along with a man, neither of them to appear again. It was assumed that the man, Carl, disappeared with the girl, leaving his wife and son behind. But, a day after the boat is raised, an old man is found dead in a motel room, and he is identified as the missing husband, Carl Winters, who had disappeared from town 50 years ago. As Betsy asks her questions and pokes around, she begins to uncover the truth of that long-ago day, and she helps to clear Carl’s wife who is being accused of the murders. We see a lot of the Monday Ladies club who come to work on needlecrafts on Monday afternoons, along with Betsy’s assistants, Godwin and Shelley, and who all have input into solving this mystery.

Shahzad Khan shahzadkhaan57 — A very good read. It gives us an insight into Satchel Paige's life and personality, as well as the cultural hardships he had to deal with in the time period. Very nice art as well.