Dịch Lý Và Lịch Sử tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mengyi Chen cindychenia — Castle Glower loves the royal family, but especially little Celie, who has a special bond with the place. The Castle is magical, in its own way, shifting, rearranging, and building new rooms and pathways on Tuesdays. This unique feature takes on an important role, as King Glower the 79th, his Queen, and oldest son Bran are attacked on the roads leading to the Castle. Celie, her brother, Rolf, and sister, Lilah fear the worst as visiting foreign royals prepare to take over the Castle and the kingdom. Feisty Celie along with her siblings won't let that happen. The Castle and all those still loyal to the Glowers fight to maintain the balance as they search for the King and Queen, hoping against hope that they are still alive. Tuesdays at the Castle is a grand adventure, full of magical and mysterious happenings. Good wins out in the end, as we hoped it would, but there is a sense that more adventures are in the making. Full of snappy dialogue, like-able characters, and sit-on-the-edge of your seat adventures, this first book in the Castle Glower series is a just-right adventurous fantasy for the older elementary school age...and a action-packed read-aloud for classrooms. I give this book 4 1/2 stars.

Vladimir кašiković v14d — I LOVE these books! Thanks to Lee Goldberg, I can continue to visit the world of Monk that I've missed so much since the show ended. As a surprise birthday present for Monk's agoraphobic brother, Ambrose, Monk and Natalie kidnap Ambrose and go on a road trip in a big RV. Of course, murder is never far away when Monk's around so there's mystery as well as family and friendship dynamics. Ambrose is such a sweet character. I love the affection and respect that he and Natalie share for each other. I also like the ending and mystery resolution. I actually didn't see it coming.

Pedro Sanchez petethebad1c40 — This is the first book in the Riverboat Adventures series. This series is about a young girl who becomes involved in the Underground Railroad while living on her father's Mississippi River steamboat in the 1850s. Since her mother's death four years ago, twelve-year-old Libby Norstad has lived with her aunt and uncle in their Chicago mansion. In that time, she has seen her father only rarely, because he is a riverboat captain on the Mississippi River. Now that Libby is older, her father has decided that she will live with him on his riverboat, the Christina. The year is 1857, and arguments over slavery are beginning to divide America. Libby has never had to think much about slavery, but she has always assumed that slaves are well-treated by their masters, and are better off that way than trying to make it on their own. But her new life aboard the Christina challenges her beliefs, when she discovers that Caleb, the ship's cabin boy, is active in the Underground Railroad. Caleb exposes Libby to the horrors of slavery, and she is forced to confront her beliefs about right and wrong for the first time in her life. This book was well-written and full of interesting historical details, and Libby's character transformation was believable. I would recommend it to readers who are interested in this time period in history, and I look forward to reading the rest of the books in the series.

Kristine Trinidad rika08 — Aurelia Followed by Sylvie by Gerard De Nerval (1993)