Đàn Kiến Chăm Chỉ (Song Ngữ) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Tiguidé Sokhona _igui — ** spoiler alert ** This autobiography by Fantasia Monique Barrino was a very good book. She was born June 30, 1984. Fantasia is very talented and is best known as being the American Idol winner in 2004. She was born and raised in High Point, North Carolina to Joseph and Diane Barrino. This book was based on Fantasia as a child and teenager who had low esteem who sudddenly pieces together inspirational speeches after she hit 19 years old. Her mom and dad are unmarried but the family has a band and she is the lead singer of the band, she thinks that singing is her mother's and grandmother's dream, not hers so she wanders aimlessly throught life while getting picked on because of the way she looks. But Fantasia does not let that get to her for to long. She responds to the situation by skipping school and and dressing inappropiate to catch boys eyes.She lands a basketball player as a boyfriend; once they have sex, he drops her in a heartbeat. Trusting a boy who's been keen on her, she ends up getting raped and sinks into greater self-doubt. Fantasia finds out she is pregant and she decides to keep the baby. The father does not want anything to with her or the baby so she is left alone raising the baby basically. In the end of the book Fantasia wins American Idol and goes on in life. She did not let her past stop her on the way either.

Akim Tursunbaev silver_softc83d — Predominant theme in this issue is cancer; other pieces not discussing cancer center around other types of illness and darkness. Lately I've been super picky about poetry, but there were quite a few good poems in this issue. I enjoyed the story "Mental" quite a bit, as well the essay "Kay Boyle's Lullaby of Incarceration and Cancer," which served to remind me of another classic author I should read....someday....