Kỹ Thuật Trồng Xương Rồng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ak Ak _ — Sometimes a film adaptation makes the book an even more enjoyable experience, and that's the case for me and Master and Commander. This was also a good choice for an audio-book; the reader's accent was ideal. The relationship between Jack and Stephen is a joy in any form, and I grew to appreciate more and more the performances by Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany while listening to the book. O'Brian's intricate descriptions of everything continue to fascinate. Most of all this time, I noticed the depth of interpersonal interaction. I think a lot of people, myself included, are so distracted by electronic devices and visual media, and so accustomed to communicating through machines, we forget what it's like to be so in tune with subtle nuances of posture, expression, and vocal tone. What it must have been like to live in such close quarters, and so intimate with human bodies with their functions...it's both distasteful and oddly fascinating to think about, like watching the "Worst Jobs in History" series on the BBC. Now I'm inspired to make some more headway on Moby Dick. Damn you Ahab! I shall prevail and finish this white whale of a book in my lifetime; upon my word, I swear it will be done!

Lee Stokes blackbertie07290b — An essential tool for a health counselor like me. It's a great reference to have on hand, though I should note that almost the entirity of its content is available online at www.whfoods.com.

Stefano Manzini stefanomanzini — This one I read 10 years ago. It's on my re-read list....My favorite MichaelChabon book