Kim Chỉ Nam Của Học Sinh - Tái bản 2000 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

夏 思雯 junede — so far, so good!

Irina Alekseeva bushamster — Way better than the film! I really enjoyed this book, though the story is very surreal you can really understand the pressures put upon Kesey's Characters.

项 国建 xiangxxx333 — Too short imo. It has some pretty good batman-joker interaction. I wouldn't mind reading more of Kevin Smith's Batman stuff if he has any.

Carlo Tellez _arlo_ellez — The book killing Mr. Griffin by Lois Duncan is a big book of mysteries and adventure. A couple of students including one of Mr. Griffins favorites want to play there mean language arts teacher a prank. The students did not hope for the result they got. The students ONLY wanted to scare him... I love this book and recommend it to people that like mysteries.

Anh Võ hotaru2704 — I would highly recommend this book to any comic strip fan. I first heard of the strip when I saw Bill Watterson had given it such a favourable review, I checked out a few and found myself laughing out loud - the first time a comic strip has had this effect on me for years. I have to admit, Cul De Sac is a strip which perhaps does need to grow on you, especially the loose, blotchy drawings which I love now - but didn't initially. The strip is based around the activities of a 4 year old, but manages to avoid all the potential cliches. Richard Thompson himself pointed this out in a recent interview: "Calvin's little sneakers are big shoes to follow, and don't even try to fill them. Watterson pretty much permanently defined a hyperactively imaginative 6-year-old, who is, of course, the perfect occupant of a comic strip. Children fit into a comic strip remarkably well, especially those of small stature but vivid personality. Watterson's genius was to not only create a particularly vivid kid, but to make that kid's imagination the other character in the strip." And this is what's great about Cul De Sac, that Richard Thompson has managed to create his own genuine and unique form of humour without resorting to any of the 'kid-day-dreams-then-wakes-up' jokes. Much of the strips humour comes from Alice's interaction with new things and experiences, her brother Peter's neurosis and the day to day activities of Alice's friends at her kindergarten. The strip's suburban setting is also instantly identifiable for the millions of readers who live in the suburbs themselves. I could go on about the brilliance of this strip all day, but it'd be better if you just went and read it yourself or even better bought the first collection. It's an amazing strip and you'll love it.