Giải Vở Bài Tập Toán 1 - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mike Standeven bikesandwich — This book was written by a woman who survived the Bolshevik revolution, but who didn't survive the Holocaust. It includes letters to/from her editor and various friends seeking help after she was arrested in Vichy France. The book was to be in three parts, but she was only able to finish two before being dying in a concentration camp (I think it was Auschwitz). Her daughters saved the manuscript and it was only recently published. In the book (which is fiction) she portrays war (WWII, in this case) through the eyes of those experiencing it and the relationships formed as a result of it (ie villagers becoming friendly with enemy soldiers occupying their town). I liked that it didn't present war in simplistic terms (good guys vs bad) but showed the complexities as individual human beings waged or were caught in the middle of war. The author's personal history makes her observations and characterizations that much more thought provoking.

Rafael Nenoki nenoki — I haven't read it.

Dan Smith danleesmith — A Short History of Myth, by Karen Armstrong - about 3 stars; tough sledding, and really, until the last chapter, is only about a two star book - obviously, for me, it had a strong "finish"