Đánh Thức Tài Năng Toán Học 1 (7 - 8 Tuổi) - Song Ngữ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Stevie Shipman sshipmancbdd — Excellent. Powerful. I can't believe this book is a YA pick. It gets a bit gruesome but that's what war is all about. Makes me want to know what the kid is doing today.

Maia Grecco maiagrecco — Well...the part I read of it was good. I don't really remember it, I was just really proud that I almost finished a book a decent proportions.

Kristin Guiao kristinguiao — An interesting story of 1960's, Southern women. Her characters are fun and mostly believable. It follows three women--one white and two black as they live in and try to change their circumstances.

Matthias V _att_ancoillie — Brilliant. It's fitting to choose the British designation for how wonderful I think this play is, I believe. This play manages to be absolutely stand on its own hilarious, as well as a thoughtful meditation on many issues at the same time. It pushes neither on the viewer/reader on its own, nor predominantly. The satire is executed near flawlessly, and the comedic sensitivity (even in the saddest moments of the farce) could not be more on target. I very much usually wish to have some criticism to make, even of the classics that I review, but after having read this about five times, I still have none. It makes its points, delivers them well, and involves every audience I have seen when attending a production of it. The only point I would make here is that if you can have some familiarity with Hamlet, I would imagine the play becomes much more funny. I saw it after knowing Hamlet quite well, so I haven't had the opposite experience. However, this is what I am told, and given the context of the play, I don't doubt it.

Judy Deykin kinkypen — The audio version was fun, with different voices for each of the characters. I liked the letter format and enjoyed the light story line (plus it was fun to get the Charles Lamb references).

Engin Eren _ngin_ — this one was fun. review to come!

Kendall Franklin lovedreams702 — Got me hooked from the first page.

Kayla Marple kaymarp — an amazing, emotional, fantastic book about paris in the 1930s with movies, magic, fear and friendship. i cried and cried at the end, it was serious.