Kế Toán Tài Chính - Financial Accounting (Tập 1) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Marek Jan marekjan — Not as good as Million Little Pieces.

Mariam Asfour _ashosha — Dapet buku ini acara salenya Gramedia Sudirman, Yogyakarta. Lumayan cuma ceban.... Satu pelajaran yang didapat, bahwa jadi orang janganlah berlebihan. Karena manusia tidak pernah merasa puas akan apa yang dia miliki.

Bashar Ramadan _ashar_amadan — its about cats that fight other clans of cats

Angie Dietrich angiedietrich — The first Tolkien's book that I "discovered" and the one that instantly made me fall in love with it. It was when I was still in 2nd grade of junior-high, when practically everybody in Indonesia still thought this marvelous saga as some cheapskate fairy-tale story or something from faraway planet.

Vladilena Pozhidaeva skiturinn — In general, this is a book I wanted to keep reading while I wasn't, which is a good sign. I liked the setting of this book: the Depression in Toronto. I actually learned a lot about Toronto just reading this and looking things up. One of the best qualities this story had was that it was timeless enough to feel like it was happening in the very present. I think the many messages the story had within it were actually quite clear once the story finished. It was a good 3rd person depiction of how different falling in love with someone for appearance, and for their person is. It was also a good depiction of how treacherous the departure of either is. Probably my favourite part is really Patrick's nightmare(s): it's frightening and beautiful, and shows how he continues grieving subconsciously. I actually remember it very vividly. I also find Patrick a character I easily relate to, making him very simple to understand. (It actually bothers me a lot how insignificant he seems in The English Patient, and that he just dies. Patrick is very important!! He is a beautiful craft of ambiguity and emotion.) I really love Patrick...

Ahad Akanda ahad2200 — Ah! This is the book I hoped to be reading when I read Do Travel Writers Go To Hell (by Thomas Kohnstamm). Chuck Thompson is is just much more my type of guy to hang out with. Funny, gave me new things to think about and to shake my head over.