Đợt Tuyệt Chủng Thứ 6 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lorry Chaufoureau lorrychaufed67 — This book should be mandatory reading for high school students and would compliment To Kill a Mockingbird. It addresses the subject of date rape in a meaningful way that doesn't fall into after-school-special mode. We could change our world dramatically if we weren't so afraid to talk with one another and especially to young people about power, race, gender, and sex.

Jonathan Brindley _onathan_rindley — A mix of fictional and real characters paints a rich portrait of an industrial city from a period of strength in the late forties to the beginning of serious decline in 1969. From the blue collar "ethnics" (my people) to the mafia to baseball of a bygone era, Mark Winegardner weaves together a fascinating array of stories and people. The writer, a onetime Cleveland resident, captures the personality of the city so well. His dialogue for those blue collar "ethnics" is spot on. And along the way, I learned about my hometown's history as well as a piece of American history -- the Steel Belt/Rust Belt era. I often found myself calling my grandmother back home for her recollections of events in the book. The "Crooked River" is the translation of "Cuyahoga River" (the original Indian name), and the burning, well -- if you are too young to remember, that's another good reason to check out the book.

Samer Ahmad smokey1981 — A book about a man who was about art. I wish I could have read this before I read his stories, actually. Or as I read his stories.