Em Yêu Toán Học - Tập 4 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Leandro J bigpow — All things Examples and Explanations are good in my book.

Manish Patel mpatel — I enjoyed The Devil You Know after picking it up on a lark based only on the fact that I have read and liked a lot of Carey's comic works. So, when I saw a sequel was coming out, I made sure to make a special trip to pick it up. I read it straight through without stopping and...it was very good! I guess I shouldn't be shocked, but the story was well written, the main character was likable and interesting, and even the side characters were well thought out and represented. I would recommend this book to anyone that likes writers in the vein of Jim Butcher and Charlie Huston.

Andrea De _nd_hat_ore — A beautifully written story. The writing style is fantastic and matched to its content. This story delves into the close relationship of two cousins growing up in India and coming of age together.

Melanie Gueret mgueret — The author Stef Penney identifies herself as an agoraphobic screenwriter who lives in Edinburgh, yet she pulls off this amazing novel set in Canada in 1867. Amazing. She weaves many characters' lives together, so this is a book to read in a short span of time, not one to read a chapter here and there over a month or two. Part thriller, part mystery, part historic novel, laced with issues like drug addiction, madness, and personal identity, this author is able to deftly touch on many subjects. A very good read indeed!

Priyanka Vyas _riyanka1 — Forget any thoughts of stale ghost stories. Ovid's rendering of these Mediterranean myths moves with a delicious narrative rhythm, and steeps even the most well trod allegory in deep human pathos. Hughes' nervy translation lets the reader (or listener) inhabit Ovid's characters thoroughly, so that their magical world becomes as natural as ours. In school, Greek myths could ring flat to me -- like chants recorded in mono. Read them anew here, as real songs, in stereo.