Em Học Giỏi Tiếng Anh Lớp 4 (Tập 2) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pilar Assed pilarassed — This book was big, and at times hard to get through. It was also incredibly intresting to read about all that Lewis, Clark, and Sacajawea encounted while exploring the territories we received in the Louisianna Purchase.

Great Simple greatsimple — next on my list of reads...this is relevant for anyone who knows people who've been through the Cuban experience...Miami people - its a must read, insight into everyone around you....

Gustavo Gomez esbienfacil — Trust Snape.

Nelmar José oxon_berme8de7 — This book was a very enlightening and descriptive and I really enjoyed reading it. The only thing is, it had strong language throughout, so I wouldn't recommend it if you don't like books with questionable language.

Joana Manso _oana_anso — This is a beautifully crafted book combining the elements of mystery, folklore, horror, history, and old world style. If you have ever read Bram Stoker's Dracula you can see an influence with Kostova who emerses you in the three periods that the book encompasses from the first person narratives of those characters involved. If you like history you will love this book. For the out an out horror fan there is a little disappointment coming your way but what Kostova leaves us with is real characters in an unreal situations. I believed it all from the real life settings right down to the bloodsuckers roaming the pages from time to time.

Aleksandra Iwona _leksandra_atoka — ** spoiler alert ** What is up with book descriptions not being completely true to what the book is actually about? Not cool, dude. So, because the back cover seems to be written before the book was actually finished (or by someone who didn’t bother to read it at all… or both): Lord Deverall is now in serious trouble because his older brother ran up some humongous debts. This is mentioned in like the first chapter – I really don’t see why this key plot point was left out. The book started off pretty promising, Lord Deverall trying to enchant Sophie because 1-he thinks she’s smokin’ and 2-he needs money and she’s got it. And because we wouldn’t have a story if Sophie actually gave into him, most of the book is about Lord Deverall’s uh, courtship of her? I get kind of hung up over names, and this book was no exception. Our hero is named Lucas Deverall, and I keep calling him Lord Deverall because I really don’t care for the name Lucas. Why? I don’t know. Maybe because it makes him sound like the boy next door, not the heart-breakingly dashing hero. His BFF is George Carstairs, a meh name as well (the George, not the Carstairs. Makes me think of Henry VIII). Sophie’s best friend is named Minerva something, I can’t remember her last name because I’m too busy thinking of Minerva McGonagall o_O The only well-denominated character is Sophie, so this book kind of drove me nuts with everyone else running around with their less-than-stellar handles. Yes – I know this makes zero sense *tear* This book was a fun, fluffy read which I definitely recommend if you like that sort of thing. Not going to be an epic classic by any means but very enjoyable. If you were wondering, I didn’t post the cover because the guy on it really gives me the heebie-jeebies. He looks more like a villain than a dashing hero… Not gonna lie, it almost turned me off buying it in the first place. At the very end, because we have to keep our hero and heroine rich and titled and all, suddenly Lord Deverall is Mr. Darcy-like and successfully maneuvers his creditors into accepting a fraction of what they’re actually owed. Wait, what? The vibe I’d gotten from him previously was that he was of the handsome devil-may-care-type, and now he has to be all cool and calculating? I know it was all part of the plan, but still – dislike. It was all good until this last part, really. Not an epic classic, but still a fun, fluffy read. As a general recap, this was a like – a pretty unusual plot, which was nice; it was cute but not overly so; there was a happy ending; and I really enjoyed that the book occasionally switched to Lord Deverall’s perspective. (Also -I have to point this out- I really do like the name Deverall.) So cough up the 99 cents, totally worth it if you like Regency romance novels. More reviews? Find me at Dannabella.com! :)