Giới thiệu đề thi tuyển sinh năm học 2002-2003, 2003-2004 (vào ĐH & CĐ) môn Hoá học tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Angela María srtaangela — This was a departure from my usual reads, as you can tell from the jacket description: "a tour de force of metaphysical reality". I found myself drawn into the unfolding storylines about the young man and the older man, but I did not care for the explicit sex scenes that appeared occasionally. I think I would like to read another book by this author--he is certainly a creative storyteller.

Mark Everdell paperdart — For a Potter fan like me, The Magicians is a bit cure. It is an adult fantasy book that can make you laugh, make you cry, make you feel the fear and mystery. Lev Grossman gives us a little bit of Hogwarts in Brakebills and a little bit of Narnia in Fillory, but in a high-intense version. It's one hell of a fantasy book you fantasy-book fans must read.

Catherine Jones catherinemjones — This book was pretty good. It was beautifully written and there was a cliffhanger at the end. It stalled out a little at the end which is why I gave it four stars. It was only 266 pages but it felt like 366. Anyway, it was a good reminder during the holiday times of extreme excess that not everyone goes to bed at night feeling safe and relatively at peace. Good lesson - again.

Dirk Schembri _irk_chembri — I read this King novel at the urging of my best friend. She hated scary gory things, but liked this book because she sometimes felt like she was treated like Carrie for being different. I really liked this story of being an outcast and where that can lead. I also liked Sue Snell's side of the issue about how she followed the crowd. I also found the format of the book interesting since it isn't just a linear narrative, but rather is told more like a scrapbook of news clippings and stories. I wasn't scared until the ending, which is totally different from the movie, by the way. And, like Pet Semetary, I learned a few of the finer details about sex from this book. I teach this book as an option of lit circles with my freshmen when we do individuality and conformity. It is very popular with the boys because of the gore. I also baited this year telling them there was sex in it, which was humorous. I worry that boys won't get past the opening with in the locker room, but they do. Oh, and the rocks are borrowed from The Haunting of Hill House and King uses it again in Red Rose, which seems to gather together elements from many of his stories.