Dạy Con Bằng Quy Tắc Và Tình Yêu tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Designer Designer ralsafycb54 — Picked this up to see if there was any good advice on substitutes for milk/eggs that I--being a person with sensitivities to those foods--might be able to use in my own cooking. That info was there, but the book really focused more on how to become vegan when you are at an age where you don't have complete control over what you eat/buy. Skimmed.

Vivid Arts vividartsdesign — I'm rereading this series. I read it about 20 years ago, and I think I'll get more out of it now.

John R baconsultingdc — I absolutely loved this book. Grossman is clearly a comics fan and knows his way around the various conventions and, dare I say, cliches of comic books, even throwing in a 1980s wedding (and later divorce) for two members of the superhero team. If anything, I would liken this most to "The Incredibles"--without the kids--more homage than satire, but definitely humorous. What Grossman adds to the genre is the fleshing out of the interior lives of the characters--well, two of the characters. The Evil Genius Dr. Impossible, and the recently-converted-to-cybernetics Fatale serve as dual narrators. Dr. Impossible has to find his way out of prison yet again, so he can attempt to conquer the world yet again. Fatale has been invited to join the (New) Champions--a superhero team that is being reassembled/reconstituted years after it fell apart following a most comic-book-conventional offworld occurrence. So we get the Malign-Hypercognition-Disordered scientist's perspective on his drive to work out schemes for taking over the world, making him much more sympathetic than the usual comic book villain. You almost root for him to succeed in bringing his latest brand of tyranny to the planet. And you also get a rather poignant story of the new kid trying to fill the shoes of a fallen hero in an established team rife with interpersonal dysfunction. Ultimately, what you get is parallel stories of two people trying to figure out how and where they fit in, and how to best fulfill their potential--for good or evil--set in a world of comic-book-style geekdom--all told with wit, excellent pacing, and with enough substance to make the fluff that much more fun.

Juhász Gergô juhaszgergo — I loved reading this book it wa amazing to see how Justin biebers life was before he was a huge sensation. I just have to say I really like him and hope he doesn't change as he becomes more and more famous. He is really adorable. He also is a kid and knows how to have fun. <3