Độ Sinh Vô Biên tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rupert Rupert kucurusho8739 — If this author knew me and my family I'd swear this was about us. Julia is this little boy. I am his Mom. I've even done the same exact falling bit she does when she's carrying the load of clothes in her arms and I'm fairly positive my face looked like hers also although I hate to admit it. (I do want to note that there is no man looking like the husband she had on the previous page. I can do without that thank you. And before I forget, I'm pretty sure my butt and thighs don't look like hers. Thank God above.) (Oh. And I have the same slippers too. That I wear about 97% of the time.) :-D Okay, enough of the rambling. I have to agree with another reviewer who mentioned the illustrations being a little on the freaky side. The reviewer mentioned the eyelashes looking like stitches and I didn't notice that so I went back to look. Yeah, they sure do. Now I'm trying to figure out if that's what made me so freaked out or what. The one page where you can practically see the kids spleen is the stuff nightmares are made of. I'm so glad I have a girl. Anyway, back to the story. I like Shannon, Julia and I both like his stories. And this one hits home for us for sure. Julia has far too many toys and we've gone through this exact story more than a half a dozen times. I try to pick out what she doesn't want anymore, she loses her mind because she can't part with it. This, that, this broken thing, that thing missing six pieces, no matter what it is it has some special, unseverable connection to my kid. I'm slightly surprised this is the first book like this that I've come across. It's a fantastic idea for a story really. I don't know that I can think of a better author to pull it off either. The ending is a nice addition. Julia really liked everything about the book and I need to get his others so we can read through those.

David De studiodeklijn — A wonderful collection of interconnected stories that all ring w/authenticity and surprise. How they all move wonderfully together is this book's greatest accomplishment.

Kelly Lender kellylender — Honestly, not my favorite Lewis, but it is really great for the foundations of our faith. He does an especially great job at discussing the innate sense of good and evil--moral law--in every human being. In fact the only chapter I thought was less than mediocre was the one on marriage--it seemed a little senseless and arbitrary. Of course, he had not yet been married when he wrote it, so maybe his view changed after he fell in love.