Học Nhanh Tiếng Anh Hằng Ngày Qua Ảnh (Kèm 1 CD) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Leia Kalfoglou provato4764a — My very first Biggles book, bought for me by my mother to take on my grade 6 camp in 1980. The one that started it all for me and still holds a special place in my now 88 book collection.

Ewan Jad ewan_jad — AMAZING! That's all I can say. They're a little sad, and they have some not-too-subtle religious overtones, but otherwise they are awesome.

Oscar Davila _en_avila — Alright, you know what? I'm not going to apologize for either a.) liking this book or b.) being surprised. Good for Ms. Rowling that she's a superstar for ushering in a new genre of children's literature. Comparatively, this work isn't as good as any of the books or short stories traditional spoon-fed to kids, but this might offer training wheels of a sort for kids who don't like to read. And besides, it's fun. Who can complain about that?

Jón Helgi jonhelgi — Fascinating, leftist journalistic look at natural disaster in Southern California. Of particular interest in the chapter on the destruction of Los Angeles in film and fiction. A representative sentence: "Post-apocalyptic Los Angeles, overrun by terminators, androids, and gangs, has become as much a cliché as Marlowe’s mean streets or Gidget’s beach party."

Armando Magalhães meyouworm7362 — Great book, great story, great setting. Only reason it didn't get 4 stars was because it didn't exactly "hit the spot" with details. I found myself hanging over a cliff with the child-neglect in the story, but I didn't get saved by the writer! In other words, some disappointment prevailed upon finishing the book. All in all, it was a lovely book!