Learning Express K1: Shapes and Patterns tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Roxanne Idell roxiebob — The Socialite and The Cattle King is the 67th romance by Lindsay Armstrong. Holly Harding (socialite turned journalist) needs a big scoop to cement her career. Infamous cattle king, Brett Wyndham would do nicely. But when they meet at a pair of A-list functions, the sparks fly: she’s not sure she likes his attitude. He likes the look of her, however, and grants an interview, as long as she is prepared to accompany him to his cattle-station in the gulf country. Somehow, they manage to control their attraction to each other, until the return journey, when the plane goes down. A sexy romance with humour and heartache and a decidedly Queensland flavour.

Carolina Maika carolinamaika — Different afghans and layouts for someone interested in a little patchwork afghaning. Includes the favorite layouts of "Grannys Flowers" and "Pink Pineapples". Again, I have this book.

Roos - nographic — (3 1/2 stars) I read this for my Hamlet in Performance class. While I didn't think it was great literature, I did find it incredibly amusing. Many people in my class disliked the play, especially how Blessing has absolutely no subtlety. But I loved the blatancy of it all - Hamlet's stuck inside a tv, they bring the Oedipal thing smack out into the open, and the castle basically is its own character. Plus it's funny.

Jordi Frances jordifrances — Such a fun series and a satisfying ending. I love books with talking animals--especially squirrels! :)