Giúp Em Học Tốt Tiếng Viêt Lớp 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Froilan Urzagasti urza — I almost hated to give this a two since Rebecca seems to be a good writer. It is just that living in France seemed to her like she moved to the next county. She became obsessed with the old lady next door and seemed to spend very little time exploring France and the different culture. At least she figured out that wearing white tennis shoes would be weird in France. I bet she was happy to get back home.

Charlotte Breton charlottebreton — Non-fiction is not my usual read, but it's well-researched so I can't give it one star, even though I want to. The tale of Percy Fawcett, an ultra-manly jerk-off who vanished in the Amazon in the nineteen-twenties and took his kid and about a hundred other people who went after him with him to their horrible graves. Nice job, ass! Also, it's about the lost city he didn't find. Spoilers: it's a mystery story that remains a mystery, and I really dislike that sort of thing. The only answers I got were: DON'T abandon your wife to hack your way through deadly bug-infested nothingness, DON'T enslave or genocide the locals, and El Dorado probably existed but was probably biodegradable. I want to call this The Lost City of ZZZs- I fell asleep about a dozen times while reading it.

Jose Legaspi legaspidesign — Always get a second opinion when cardio-thoracic surgeons want to cut. To say Howard Wayne was a pioneer in the treatment of heart disease and angina is an understatement. To say he was courageous and doggedly persistent in his beliefs will be obvious when you read this book. This book will save your life if you let it.