Giúp Em Luyện Tập Cơ Bản - Toán 4 (Tập 1) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

John Gilfillan johngilfillan — One of the things I like about the Dummies series is the format. You know what you are getting - while some of the authors do a better job of it than others - you're expecting a primer, a comprehensive introduction. Unlike some other cookbooks I've reviewed recently (notably, Ani Phyo's book) - this one is very factual and filled with real cooking science & nutritional information. There's not any self-indulgent rambling, New Age nonsense or pretentious/vain photoshoots of the author(s) looking ridiculously thin & pious while eating something on a streetcorner clad in pricey Lululemon yoga togs. In fact - there aren't many images at all! The book is jam packed with great information, tutorials and recipes. There is even a meal plan for a 4- week program to transition to raw or just to lose weight & try out a lot of recipes. While I would not consider myself a beginner - I did learn some interesting facts and quite admire the clean, methodical & organized way that the authors have presented the content. This is a book that I would happily pass along to my 65 year old mom or her 70 year old sister and feel confident that they would be up and running within a week, whipping up delicious raw nut cheeses and other goodies. However, I'm not handing off this book because I want to try some of the recipes - there are some great recipes for the dehydrator as well as some nice sauces, dressings and other items. I get the sense that some of the recipes are similar to the Cafe Gratitude cookbook - but, when it comes down to it - there's only so many ways to soak almonds and make pate and some are much more popular to our palates than others. I highly recommend this cookbook as your first raw/vegan cookbook - great information and instructions that will ensure success, hence, delight & enjoyment.

Alejandro Jorge alejandrojorge — I really just liked this book. I could go into the parts where she was not likeable, or where I cringed, or where I found her embarrassing but those were all the parts of her that I saw myself in. I found myself turning off my TV so I could curl under the covers to go back to this book. I found myself sneaking in a few pages here and there while I would wait for giant files to upload at work. I might not be able to relate to this book again when I am 45 with kids but right now I feel like I get her, and I am thankful she let me tag along on her adventure.

박 우림 one_mo944b — Great continuance of Mercy's saga. I got the first three of Briggs' books on Audible. Awesome narrator.