Giúp Bé Làm Quen Với Toán (Dành Cho Bé 5 - 6 Tuổi) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Omar Ismaeil omarismeil — I believe I just read the Newberry winner of 2011. Or it should be, anyway.

Cathy Nguyen cathynguyen — I was flitting about the internet at 3am and stumbled across the full text of The Old Man and the Sea, so I decided to read it instead of sleep. To be quite honest, I would've been better off just going to bed. It was interesting, and the middle part with the sharks created a somewhat sickening but kind of awesome picture in my head... but now I've hit my second wind so I won't be able to sleep til 4 this afternoon, and I think I have to work at 5pm.

Harry Guan 553723009c0ce — Stunning and beautiful. I have always loved the film, and still can't believe it ever got made, but I didn't read the book until just recently. I love Robinson's language and what she does with the landscape. Just haunting.

Alexandra Yakovleva _andra_akovleva — LOVED this book. I read it NON-STOP. It is about a very successful lady who has her doctorate and teaches at Harvard, and does guest lectures all over the country. She develops early-onset Alzheimers, and this book takes you through her journey. It is interesting to see how her family members deal with it differently, especially since it is genetic and can pass to her children. It is heart-breaking and interesting to see the disease progress.

Axel Dekimpe _lakess — wow, amazing. 3rd time I read it. Second time I don't even think I made it through first 100pgs. This time, it was magical. Some sections could have used editing and they were just plain boring but it was incredible. I sobbed out loud when his cousin died. Don't remember the last time I did that. The idea that Hans chose to stay despite him probably not being sick at all, the scene where he gets lost on the mountain--brilliant brilliant brilliant!

Freddy E freddyaranda — First, I have to say, I just LOVE anything that has to do with the Duggar Family. This book was no exception. I couldn't the book down, and had it read before the day was out. If more families were like The Duggars, this would be a better world in which to live. They walk the walk, totally. The family, which now has 19 children, lives debt free, in rural Arkansas. They home school, and have a very fundamental Christian faith. They do not impose any of their beliefs on others. The girls choose to wear skirts, and the boys wear long pants. They have no TV. They have helped another large family in Tennessee, to add a huge addition on their home. They believe in helping others with community service. I loved reading about how they live every day, and their schedule for keeping the family in order. I hope that their TV series, keeps getting renewed on TLC, because they are so interesting.