Kiến Thức Lịch Sử 7 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Benjamin Caillet raikes — I laughed, I cried.... incredible book! even though I knew how it would end, I couldn't put this book down. I read it in an afternoon, to the consternation of my family. Mr. Moore's writing is fantastic, his sense of the absurd and tragic is complete. The walled nun broke my heart, as did much of this book and the original story. I wonder, if more people read and became introspective, wouldn't our world be a much better place? Mr. Moore's books slyly poke fun at narcissism and ignorance. *sigh*. thanks for another great book! My favorite line will always be about how she woke up sore and sticky and in a cheerleader costume!

Mayeenul Islam mayeenulislam — Oprah book club pick. I enjoyed it and felt that it was easier to read than the other two Faulkner's that were part of the Oprah Pick. It is not a happy book but then none of his are very happy. Main character is Joe Christmas - parallel to Jesus. The title of the book came from a remark that his wife once made about the fact that the light in August is different than any other time of the year.

Henrique Albuquerque hmaba9661aa — This edition contains five novels by Sheckley, I am familiar with (or, at least, remember most clearly) one of them: "Mindswap". Another similarly impressive novel by the same author is "Four in One". Both challenge their readers with an amazing display of boundless imagination. I am quite sure the other four novels in the present edition are equally astounding.

Chanwit Srisawat jook61b9 — love this book--a basic primer and an in-depth study of the spiritual disciplines all in one. it is a wonderful blend of both the abstract and specific discussions...for example the chapter on fasting provides a scriptural basis for the practice, the historical use as well as practical how-tos and exhortations on how to begin. this is a book i should probably read yearly.