Du Học Đâu Chỉ Màu Hồng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Thần Sầu ngocnghith2 — A little different then some of Nicholas Sparks novels but also no big surprises. Boy meets girl, they fall in love, tragedy, ending. At least this one did not make me cry.

Hüseyin Esen kabakulak — This was a treat. I'll admit, the beginning seemed to go on a little longer as a "warm up" than I thought I could handle, but then it took off and I found it quite charming.

Pietro Quatrin pietrosegatto — I normally do not like Stephen King, his books are too quickly written and not enough time and thought goes in to the plot and the characters. This book on the other hand is a wonderful thriller. Each page has you looking behind you, and jumping when something in the book jumps out. The fact that King took the time to develop the character of a raving lunatic, makes this story even more enjoyable to read. I could not put this book down when I started reading it, and thoroughly regret reading it before bed.

Jonathan Hamot jonathanhad8bf — A really inspiring account of Angela Davis' philosophical and political evolution into a revolutionary, militant Black Panther. Davis is one of the few activists that has successfully managed to balance her commitment to the overlapping causes of anti-racism, feminism, and communism and hearing the full story of how she blossomed into an American hero can be very thrilling. I remember have a strong urge to give my life to the cause immediately after reading it. One of my favorite parts of the book, however, is listening to her gush about German philosophers like Hegel. Her life encourages me to believe that the distance between the academy and real-world political action might not be as wide as it often seems.