Lịch Sử Việt Nam Bằng Tranh - Tập 15: Xây Đắp Nhà Lý tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lonwabo Mnyungula _oendi — Have you ever read "School of Fear" by Gitty Daneshvari? If you haven't, well, maybe you'd like reading this one, it's a light writing with some interesting information about phobias. Anywayy.. for me personally the highlight of this book is when Mrs. Wellington said to Garrison, "You tell your bossy, old, grouchy father that getting over your fear is a process, one we must confront daily, and that if he has a problem with that, he should investigate why he is more afraid of your fear than you are," Mrs. Wellington said with the confidence and clarity of a bona fide certified teacher. Those lines are soo great!! And how true is that, ehh? Ahahaha.. Have you ever wondered how some people are trying soo hard trying to "fix" someone else? As if their lives depend on the changing of that person, while in fact no matter how drastically changed one's life still no effect to that person?

Ted Poppke tedpoppke9ad6 — Wow this book is so good! I don't read a lot of ebooks but this one really blew me away! It was a nice mix of paranormal with a Final Destination vibe. It really made me feel like if I was ever saved from a disaster, fate would find me *shiver*. I gotta say, P.T. Michelle is a phenomenal writer. She clearly knows how to successfully weave a story in a way that grabs the reader. Nara is a pretty typical teenager in a lot of ways. She plays soccer, she's not really popular but she has a good best friend, and she's an overall nice person. But there is something very different about Nara, she dreams about her future--or more specifically, her next day. For this reason, Nara does great with soccer, tests, and any obstacles that may get in her way. She has rarely found the need to change an event but then she dreams about a bomb going off in school and she is forced to act. She knows she can't sit back and let students die. After Nara stops the bombing her dreams stop. This turns her life upside down because she never realized how much she relied on that knowledge. Then she gets to know the dark, mysterious Ethan. He's a newer student and rumors have been flying about him already. People think he is dangerous and he does nothing to stop the talk. But Nara can't help but reach out to him. Ethan is the one there for her even after her best friend stops talking to her and the "mean girls" make her life miserable. He's the calm, silent presence at her side. And, of course, there connection is more than lust. They seem to be connected in a strange way. This is where the drama really kicked in and I got spooked! So many aspects of this story really surprised me. The chemistry between Nara and Ethan could have set my Kindle on fire! With very few words or actions they were able to speak volumes. They had that type of connection where each little touch gives you goose bumps. Sometimes Ethan would just speak a few words and I would blush like mad. Brightest Kind of Darkness brings up an interesting idea--can you run from fate? This book is full of twists and turns and it is impossible to not care about these characters. If you want a spooky paranormal tale with a sizzling romance inside, grab this book! I am already stalking P.T. to see when the next book in this series is coming out!

Pierre Lannes titou — Read the whole thing but didn't enjoy it as much as I'd hoped...Grisham's development of his characters is rather dry, hard to like any of them. The ending was a disappointment.

Martyna Feter martynafeter — I'm looking forward to reading another entry into the book world from the legendary Guy Kawasaki. If you don't know who this man is I invite to find out. Guy is what you might call a marketer, one of his many world class skills, but really he's so much more than that in so many ways. From his critical part in the iPad revolution, with Apple, to his own company his story is a case study in success and this book "Enchantment" tells how and why. You can find Guy anywhere and everywhere on the web, on Twitter and Facebook. His co. site has a great books section, something you may not have known, and he is also a widely respected author and one of the world's premier authorities on what we now call marketing. I call him Mr. Finesse because he is. More soon on this non-fiction entry from Guy Kawasaki!

алексей бабицын _exikus — recently re-read in 3 hours bc i couldn't sleep.