Kinh Dịch (Trọn Bộ) - Tái bản 09/2014 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Carolina Serna _arolinasr154d — This book is a tremendous asset to anyone trying to figure out what to do with their life. The authors make the case that each of us have motivational patterns that have existed in us clear back to childhood. Once we figure out these motivational interests we can find applications (jobs, etc) to use them and be fulfilled. The truly incredible thing about this short book is how much theology is crammed into it. Not only are the authors helping us discover what our motivations/passions are, but they help us see how these fit into God's design for us, and how we are created to be in the context of our families, our churches, and our communities. We aren't just isolated beings trying to find a job we like, we are an integral part of the fabric of The Church (Christ's body). Each and every one of us! This book is very encouraging, uplifting and inspiring, and I think even if you have a job you like or love, this book is worth the read to help you discover the bigger picture of how your passions can be used to build and bolster the Kingdom of God.

Donna Goodhale expressionsbydonna — This is a great novel-- almost a historical novel. Earl Swagger is a wonderful character and Hunter weaves a great story in Havana. Well worth the read.

Alex Yoon aldeaproject — Such a special book! I'm not really a dog person & definitely not a race car person but still really got into this story. Highly recommend!

Samuel Schroder sschroder22 — Plot: Thomas of Hookton’s village was ravaged by the French so to take revenge, he travels with the King’s army and takes part in several battles, becoming very popular in Will Skeat’s band of archers. Oh, and he has his own score to settle as well. Characters: Thomas is a regular guy who turns out to be a bit of a hero. I rather prefer Will Skeat, though. Style Of Writing: Lots of history, very inclusive, typical Bernard Cornwell. Overall Opinion: I really enjoyed this book and when I’d finished I was keen to read the second one. Recommended If: You want to see historical justice prevail in the end, and lots of clever archers winning battles for their army.