Hoa Thời Trang (Sách Tô Màu Dành Cho Người Lớn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Margui B marguib — Full of surprises!

Jessica Gracia jakemessbarger — Although I am glancing through this now I didn't actually read this at all. My Mom read it to Julia one night while I was out and frankly, since I was off the hook with it I was staying off. I do feel like I have to take a few quick looks to be able to say anything about it for myself though. As far as Julia's concerned she said it should have 3 stars and that she liked the pictures. She said she wishes it had "better" information because who doesn't know what blubber does? And who doesn't know about a whale's blowholes? :) I do have to admit, this is very basic. As in, "Most whales have fins on their backs. Fins help whales balance. Flippers help whales steer." Julia's into more detailed info when she wants to learn about something so I'll have to find another book that can really give her what she wants if her interest remains. The book does include some pretty cool, although still basic, pictures and the end of the book has not only a glossary but a few books if the child wants to learn more along with a few interest websites to check out. That's pretty cool I think.

Srijan Nepal shreejan1402 — Ursula K. LeGuin is a genius. I had never read any of her short stories, only the Earthsea novels. This woman can write, and the language is so spare and beautiful and elegant. Some of the stories are gently humorous and others are austere and mournful, but all of them are little gems. Based on this, I started picking up her older Ekumen books and now am enjoying the young adult books she's written recently.

Amit Chilamwar chilamwar — This book was very interesting. I had no idea of the history of blackwater nor the other mercenary armys at work in service of the USA (and other govts). It was eye opening and interesting, driving through the moyock each year... has a new meaning to me now.