Giá Trị Nhân Văn Của Di Chúc Hồ Chí Minh tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pascal Cruz agentriple — Sorry, really wanted to like this one but it was just too scattered. Seemed to want to be a lot of things rolled into one. Thought from the title it would be more of the author's experience during the attack (which it was to a point). Jumps from 2005 to the attack back to another time and then again to various points throughout the author's life. Different than the title suggests. Free book on Kindle and just not what I thought it would be.

Sebastien Delahaye ekkinox — Hilarious & philosophical. Dostoyevsky was inspirational in this. A good laugh most of the time, but can get rather boring over long periods of reading. I found it suitable to pick up in between reading other things. That's just me though.

Job Leyva _ob_eyva — I had very little understanding of what it took to be a Geisha before reading this book. The book was excellent. DO NOT TRY TO WATCH THE MOVIE. The movie missed the whole emotion of this book.

Eduardo Cavalcante eduardocavalcante — With THREE WEEKS WITH MY BROTHER, Sparks not only provides interesting insight into the challenges, setbacks, and triumphs associated with being a successful writer, he also provides a very revealing personal account of what it is like to have to manage the untimely loss, through accident and disease, of loved ones. I was less interested in reading about his around the world travels with his brother, however. It seemed that Sparks was less interested in writing about them as well, because the travel sections seemed more superficially written than the more personal accounts of his life growing up and his relationship with his family. Overall, though, it is a worthy read.