Để Học Tốt Lịch Sử Lớp 8 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Myriam B bouimamyrie667 — This book has two stories that end up entertwined. One is about a postmistress in Massachusetts and the other is about a female broadcaster working in England during WW II. (both unusal careers for women in that time frame) Most of us were not alive during WWII so this gives us a peek at what then could have been like on the war front in Europe as well as in a small town in the U.S. It shows how what happened abroad could have affected those left at home. In her "story behind the story" Sarah Blake poses the questions, "how do we know when we are really in danger as a nation? How do you come to understand thta the moment you may be in is historic and what can you do about it? What must it have been like for Americans trying to make sense of the news they were receiving from abroad?" These questions are as relevant today as they were in WW II.

Thuy Trang tttrangthu7090 — One of my all time favorite books.

Callie Edwards calliesaurus — Remarkable... definitely worth the wait... However, hopefully GRRM will finish the next book just a TAD faster. :/

Diana Warner dwarner24 — Powerful and very hard to put down. Reading about the main character's struggles with a brain injury was interesting and her questions about what's most important in her life are something everyone can relate to. As a Vermonter and a skier, I especially enjoyed the parts of the book that take place in Vermont.