Kiến Thức Học Sinh Trung Học - Tập 2: Điện Ảnh - Nghệ Thuật Thứ Bảy tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Marniel Jayson jaybernal — try to imagine yourself in his position. it makes you appreciate living in the time you do and where you do

Jay Nouwen _ay_ouwen — this book is awesome. i LOVE it:] :] not sure whats its themes are, maybe possible future problems? identity issues? mystery? imm not sure, but is really great:D

Morgan Bethuel mo_bil — 3.5 Dagnabit! I was expecting more! There's a lot of sex in this one; sex that I found needless at times. And honeslty, I skimmed some here parts because Elena and Rappael do end up in bed half of the time. Formula: A Situation. A Face-off. Someone is hurt either physically or emotionally. A tell me/show me. Then an "Oh, you're hurt" or a "How dare you get hurt!" Then bed. So, yeah... it got boring at times. But all that aside, I cannot find it in myself to consider Archangel's Consort a complete let down. (a.)The source of conflict was pretty intersting (an awakening "Ancient.") (view spoiler) (b.)There's the seven. We find out more of the Seven's background. (Do these guys get novels of their own.. or do their stories develop as a secondary plot to Elena and Raphael.)(c.) And not surprisingly, we get to know more of raphael. in the previos installments we saw into Ellie's history, her family, her father and sisters. It seems to be Raphael's turn. AC could have been better BUT I'm still a fan.

Johanna Basford _ohanna_asford — it was kind of funny. the story is about a freshman in college who wants to be an art major and the ridiculous things his professors tell him to do. in one section in particular his class is required to design a sign that grabs and holds a passer-by's attention. once they've made their signs the prof drives them out to the middle of nowhere and leaves them by the side of the road. who ever has the more clever/attention getting sign got a ride back to campus more quickly. the heirarchy follows as such with the protagonist last, if i remember correctly. hell, it was freshman year... anyway. i do remember getting into it because there were some parallels between the book and my life at the point. good read if you are a freshman art student. otherwise, meh. your choice.