Giải Toán Tự Luận Và Trắc Nghiệm - Các Chuyên Đề Tổ Hợp Và Xác Suất tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

C M carinarv — Summary: A girl in her first season has severe myopia, and her mother will not allow her to wear her hideous spectacles in polite society. This leads to disaster after disaster when she attends a friend's country house party. This book is basically "look at how many embarrassing situations we can put the heroine in!" She constantly is doing silly things, all because of her eyesight, she is constantly being railed at by her mother so badly that I was embarrassed for her even reading it. None of the characters are portrayed roundly, Isobel is a complete cat, Violet is a good natured imbecile, Sir John is a lady killer that appears as a dandy to men. The love story seems a hurried add on, you never once see why Philip likes Emily. We go from not reading anything about him to all of a sudden he's kissing her furiously. It's not at all satisfying but that said, it's good-natured and fluffy. Harmless. I enjoyed the concept, if not the actual book.

An Iv aniv — I've read Wil Wheaton's blog for about two years. Honestly before that I'd pretty much forgotten about the guy. I knew of him from my childhood watching Star Trek: The Next Generation. I was neither a Wesley fan nor a Wesley hater. He was merely another actor on a show I loved. However one cannot be a geek (which I could very well qualify as) surfing the Internet for long without running across the name Wil Wheaton. Of all places I first head about him in a Penny Arcade blog posting. As I read more about the guy and the transformation he'd gone through the more interested I became in his work. For one reason or another I never got around to getting any of his books. Sure I'd always meant to order one etc. etc. His book was impossible to find in the book store. Was it in the biography section or the Sci-Fi section (ridiculous.) So like most things I moved on. That all changed with Sunken Treasure. By that time I had purchased a Kindle both in order to satisfy my inner geek and to reduce the number of physical books I had cluttering the apartment (and the environment.) It was also around this time that Sunken Treasure was released as a PDF. I immediately purchased the book and put it on my Kindle. I loved what I read. The man was fascinating. He was real. He wasn't a Hollywood phony. He definitely wasn't a wash up. Instead I read real stories about someone who went through the same things that many of us have gone through. The self doubt, the struggles, and the emotions. I enjoyed it so much that when Just a Geek was released for the Kindle I immediately purchased it. However that's another review. If you're like me and you're curious about Wil Wheaton the writer then Sunken Treasure is a good place to start.