Học Mà Chơi - Tô Màu Chữ Cái (Quyển 1) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Tarun Gangwani tarungangwani — Really it's like a 4.5, it's just pure eye candy. The interviews with the dwellers are inspiring and eye-opening. The photos are of everyday places, mostly teeny, but there is so much there for the average-sized home. It's really a book about how people USE their homes, and gives you visual examples of people doing a good job of this.

Joe Joedeejay bumbleboyish — i just think he did better with the glass family. was totally underwhelmed by holden, perhaps because i'd met seymour glass first. sometimes i think so much is in the order you read - who knows how i would have reacted to the ducks if i had read them first.

Vaqueta Vaqueta vaqueta — Okay- so I loved The Book Thief and when I shared this with my mom she suggested Zusak's other novel, I Am The Messenger (she is a reading teacher who teaches both Zusak's books to her high school students). I was not the biggest fan of I Am The Messenger. It was a quick read, and a fun adventure, but the majority of the time that I was reading this book I kept on thinking, 1. "This wouldn't really happen." 2. The main character is annoying and unlikeable (in MY opinion) and 3. Even if this would happen.... WHO CARES? I liked that it was an adventure book and a quick read, but I didn't connect with any characters, I didn't love any characters and the moral of the story just didn't seem that important to me. Sorry!

Pavel Konyukov pavelkonyukov — I really enjoyed this one. It had a much more dangerous plot than the first one, and the slight hint of the supernatural was fun to read about. This one was more character-based than puzzle-based like the first one, but the puzzles in this one were fun to follow. Even though the characters were more "out there" than in the first book, they felt a lot more real. It was also fun to spend a much more intimate time in Disneyland. I really felt like I was there at times. (Of course, I've been to the same places as the characters many, many times.) The part of the book that took place on the Jungle Cruise was especially fun--it took me back to my days as a skipper navigating the rivers of the world and cracking corny jokes. I highly recommend this book!