EQ-IQ Bồi Dưỡng Tính Cách Tốt Cho Trẻ - Dạy Trẻ Biết Lễ Phép Lịch Sự (Tập 2) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pat Konrad patrykkoscbb96 — I just finished listening to this last night, so I haven’t actually put into practice any of the principles taught yet, but all of Dreyer’s explanations and the exercises he puts you through all make (and feel) sense. Dreyer’s narration is easy to follow, with a conversational tone, and the steps broken down into understandable parts. I was surprised at how intuitive the “lessons” were. This book is definitely something you’ll want to download onto some portable device, as one of the CDs actually coaches you through a run, which will be especially helpful at the beginning. I’m really anxious to get out there and chi run!

Miguel Lopes mikevondy — This book is packed with information. I found some initial, minor organizational choices odd, but I think this is really a symptom of just how much content Greenberg puts into the text. The exercises I did were always rewarding and interesting. The book certainly deserves far more time than I had available to devote to it. my favorite quote: "Only impractical dreamers spent two thousand years wondering about proving Euclid's parallel postulate, and if they hadn't done so, there would be no spaceships exploring the galaxy today."

深澤 沙央 shiofukasa4cf9 — ** spoiler alert ** This book took me time to get through, but in the end I was happy to have taken time with the book. In fact I think it is a book that should be read slowly. The vignette of stories are a sort of urban mix of gritty humanity and serendipitous moments. I wasn't as moved by some of the stories as others and it took a little bit of time for the stories to all work with each other, but once they did, I realized what a master McCann is at weaving such a complex story. Some people have a gift of words that truly is artistic. The prose were beautiful and at times moves the reader along in waves of lyricim. In the end when I finally realized - when the characters and the story came full circle, that we are all walking a tightrope through life, we are all dancing on a wire, trying to do tricks, trying not to fall off, I coudn't help but feel all of the emotion that he had built up within the book, yet wasn't aware of his doing so at the time. He is a brilliant writer and I will be looking to read more from him.

Gumi Megpoid matryoshka5a7d — What a stunning exploration of the west, a feminist western. Strong sense of place. Not an extra word, syllable, or letter. An example of how to put pressure on the language, pressure on the characters.Molly Gloss has a new book coming out in November, looking forward to reading more of her work.

Jerome Fon _erone_on_etter — Pascal has caused atheists to doubt their atheism more often than Nietzsche has theists their theism - why? Because those that let their hearts guide their thoughts are never in doubt, but those who unwisely look to results to guide them, as macho ubermensches perforce exclusively must, are always finding their conviction to be as slippery as the passing moment (no one result ever convinces the result-minded). Recognizing this, Pascal places a weighty emphasis on the heart and the nature of its law, which is ultimately inscrutable but much less so than the world around us; he hauntingly chastises our placing undue emphasis on rationality, saying "Contradiction is no more an indication of falsehood than lack of it an indication of truth." Yeah! Pascal - the master dialectician. Indeed, so masterful is Pascal, one truly cannot believe an atheist sincere if s/he has not read him; at least I cannot, for the thought contained here remains, for science has done nothing to weaken its impact, the epitome of profundity.