Kho Tàng Truyện Cổ Dân Gian Thế Giới - Nữ Thần Ánh Sáng Mekhala tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Chewy Dog naomi18f39 — Somber and anticlimatic, this book is still beautifully written and is an elegant story about friendship between two women.

Kermit The thefrog — it was scary at times!i really thought it was a real story, hahaha. ellis rules. he rules attraction!

Gani Hakobian gani_akobian — This story is just so funny. Told from the wolf's perspective, I laughed for the entire time it took to read. I can't say that the wolf convinces me of his innocence, but he does a good job trying!

Athena Erika calvin0516fbab — Holy pignolia, this took me a long time to read. But it was worth it. Zinn takes you from Columbus's arrival in North America all the way up to the crazy (read: corrupt) 2000 presidential election, highlighting the stories that don't normally get told in history textbooks or mainstream media. It's a "people's history," so he tells Vietnam from the POV of the protesters, industrialism from the workers, slavery from the slaves, etc. I learned a lot of new (and disturbing) aspects of American history reading this book. Zinn's also my favorite kind of historian-- he's clearly excited about and invested in the subject, so he writes about it in a lively voice, using specific examples and anecdotes to make it real. History doesn't feel dead in his hands; it is very much alive and even now informing the choices we make as a country. That said, this book is unapologetically left-leaning (Zinn explains that since so much of what is already written leans the opposite direction, he doesn't feel the need to keep his book balanced), so not everyone will appreciate it. It also assumes a baseline of American history knowledge in many places, so it would be well coupled with additional resources to lay out some basic facts about certain time periods or events (like wars). I recommend reading this book alongside something a lot fluffier if you're going to go for the long haul. Otherwise, pick a chapter and read it alongside other books from/about that period and let them inform each other.

Brett Glover _c_lovin — This book is awesome! Tells you everything you need to know about starting a garden using very little space or work. He also tells you how to use his special soil so you don't have to worry about tilling or fertilizer. These square foot gardens were already at our house when we bought it, and I am so excited to start planting in a few weeks. Everyone who wants to garden should read this book!