Lý Thuyết Trò Chơi Và Ứng Dụng Trong Quản Trị - Kinh Doanh tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Dimitris Rakopoulos rakopoulos — This book is well written, fast paced, and very interesting. It's marketed for young adults, but every adult I know who has read it has loved it. On a Recent Reread: Bella exiles herself to Forks, Washington to live with her father after her mother remarries. Bella is an instant hit with all of the students at Forks High except Edward Cullen. He seems to froth at the mouth just at the sight of her. It turns out, Edward is a vampire and wants to suck her blood - or maybe just fall in love with her. I had forgotten how charming this series is. I giggled and blushed my way through Twilight like a teenager. The writing flowed pretty well, particularly for a first-time novelist. The story is enthralling, and the story arc nicely completes this book while setting up the next. I love these characters. I wanted to be in their world for just a little longer. Good thing there are three more books, eh? *Spoilers* There is SO much foreshadowing in this book. It really adds to the respect I have for Meyer, who clearly had a vision of where this series was going to go. This time through, trying to imagine the ending in store for Bella, everything jumped out at me: Bella’s ability to smell blood, Bella’s hyper-sensitivity and perception, Alice’s description of the process of becoming a Vampire, the bite from James, etc. etc. I can’t wait to see how it all turns out! What do you think? Edward or Jacob? Vampire or human or something in between?

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Jorge Dávila dayortz — An absolutely delightful guide to usage--you'll find at least one or two things you didn't previously know, but you'll really just enjoy his wit, and learning more about British English versus American English.