Gấu Paddington (Tái Bản 2015) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Havar Espedal princepsstudio — Alligator fue comprado por 7 centavos de la papelera de negociación y se ha convertido en el mejor amigo de Amanda, aunque no le gusta mucho estar solo. Cuando está aburrido, le gusta morder el fridente de Amanda. La competencia llega a la casa cuando Amanda trae a casa un Panda relleno. Aligator no está muy contento, aunque se da cuenta de que, de hecho, Panda no es competencia sino un nuevo amigo. Fondo blanco con dibujos a lápiz de color pastel. Alligator siempre tiene un esquema simple pero siempre se ve presumido y feliz.

Kendall Rivera kennrivera — Proving, once again, that truth can sometimes be so much more unbelievable than fiction, James McBride tells this incredible family memoir about his large and talented, blended family. The subjects of race and identity can be so tricky in families, and when McBrides's mother (who is Caucasian and he and his 12 siblings are Black) refuses to answer any of his questions about her skin color or background this becomes a central question in his life. With amazing honesty and empathy, the author retraces this family journey of healing which mirrors metaphorically the repair potential for our country as we embrace our multicultural, multilingual heritage.

Judit Polo juditpolo — Absolutely stunning. A beautiful, beautiful book about life, about finding what matters.

Noah Strong _oah_trong — This book was my introduction to Lovecraft. I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Rohit Kumar imrohit1 — By Far the best C.S. Lewis book ever written. I tell everyone I know to read this book. This book, more than any others, shows the human struggle and complexity belief in an unseen God provides. I love the way Lewis weaves together the small signs given throughout the story to provide just enough room to doubt. Unlike his other books, Till We Have Faces is not obvious and the reader finds themselves evaluating their own inner voices when things turn out to not be what they seem.

Paulo Wantuil _aulo_antuil — i read it in eleventh grade... loved it! sparked my interest in literature :)