Giọt Người Ở Mấy Vũng Mây tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Josef Sueno josefsueno — This book was basically a denser, more detailed, and less fun version of Ray Kurzweil's The Age of Spiritual Machines: When Computers Exceed Human Intelligence. It's still good though and has more interesting discuessions about the ultimate limits of computing and the universe but didn't conjure up the same excitement as his previous book.

Maui Arellano _aui_otografia — With all the memoirs from male armed forces personnel around, it's refreshing to read a first-hand account of war from a female point of view. Williams is very honest about everything that happened to her during her deployment in Iraq and doesn't soft soap any of it. Bold and open. It's just a shame that even in these enlightened times, women are still treated as second class citizens

Migle M olowek — **ducking all the flying tomatoes** I am sorry to say that I did not enjoy reading this book. I found the story and romance frustrating. The romance didn't work for me because Harry and Dizzy had so many misconceptions between them and I barely saw them interact in a romantic way. Dizzy thinks Harry doesn't like her as more than a friend for most of the book, while we don't see Harry's real feelings until past the 100 page mark then I was annoyed at him for not going after what he wanted. I just did not enjoy the way the romance unfolded and the way his cousin was included to keep them apart. I also did not like the way Harry's dyslexia took over so much of the plot, I understand it would have been a problem but it was just over emphasized as a plot point. I am glad so many people enjoyed this book but I was not one of them. I still gave it three stars because while the writing style wasn't to my taste, it was still well written.

Kester Rey _ester_ey — This is a great book to help you with dealing with the trials of life. I will keep it handy to read throughout my life.