Đội Khám Phá Nhí - Sở Nghiên Cứu Động Vật Kỳ Lạ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Marta Ferreira martaferreira — It's been at least 25 years since I read this but I still love it. One of my favorite kids books. I think it's stood the test of time quite well.

Michelle Pacheco michellepacheco — What I learned from these stories is that people are soooo bad, and terribly interesting!

Giada Princiotto libellifiob9cd — ugggh.

Fandy Darisman funeral_director — While I preferred both Bringing Down the House and The Accidental Billionaires, I did enjoy this book. Once again Mezrich looks at a geek subculture (following card-counting mathmeticians and cut-throat/rock-star computer programmers), this time, it is NASA interns stealing a 600 pound safe full of moon-rocks (no spoilers...this is from the prologue). To me it is totally mind-blowing that the ringleader, Thad Roberts, thought that there was any way that he could ever, ever, ever get away with such an "audacious heist" (phrase stolen from the cover). I mean did he not forsee the full wrath and focus of the U.S. government coming down on pursuing the perpetrators of this theft? I mean, we are not bringing any more moon rocks back to Earth in the forseeable future, it's kind of a unique commodity, and source of national pride. But then again, it happened.

анастасия бичевская _rchigram1 — Hilarious, great read, plus you'll learn a lot of useless but interesting information.

Bella Jacques-haeberle _ella_ — ** spoiler alert ** So amazing! I have to admit, though, Byron should probably die already. How many times have they left, thinking he was dead? Of course, that makes you wonder if he really *does* have something to do with the future, or if he just refuses to die.