Getting to Yes tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

王 瑜婷 archery24 — I took 3 years of French in high school and then promptly forgot it for 10 years!! I decided last year after a failed attempt at learning Italian to get back into French and this is the book I started with. It was a great way to re-introduce myself to the language. It rates right up there with Living Language Ultimate French and the best language tool ever: Get Into French by the BBC and Cambridge University!!!

Mike Edwards mikey434 — Love this book- Woodson is one of my favorite authors- she delves into the complicated lives of adolescents- interracial love, family issues, etc.

Kate Musayeva katerynamusayeva9773 — i never get tired or reading this one, time is an amazing entity

елена басова _lena_asova — This was a cute read. My problem was with the plot. How can a parent send a daughter to brat camp or even worse military camp over trouble with boys. Its seem to me the dad didn't care enough for his daughter to do anything. He allowed the stepmother to make all the decisions and of course she just sent her away. I like the plot better when the reader got to the camp. We saw Shelby grow in who she is. She was able to open up over matters that were bothering her. The wolf part was good. I like the twist of the story and how is all played out. The both of them got along well and had similar past. They were there for each other and understood each other very well. They did not allow anything get in between them. I like how the leaned on each other for anything. The trust with them built up was good and true. My only gripe was the parent situation. I wish the father would be more understanding and loving to his daughter instead of letting someone else do it. It's not no wonder she had major trust issues. Over all it is a good book.

Gyozo Jenes jenesgy — This is my favorite Shakespeare play thus far, although I have a modest track record in Shakespeare reading. Sure I loved Richard III for his character- downright evil w/ next to no redeeming qualities, but Macbeth...he wasn't so bad at the beginning- in fact he was a brave, admirable man! It was those doggone hags (old spinsters ruin everything in olde British literature) that were his demise! I was haunted by Macbeth's beautiful speech after Lady Macbeth is pronounced dead, but who wasn't. That alone was enough for me to fall in love with Macbeth, a timeless play.