Lời Giải Vở Bài Tập Tiếng Việt Lớp 4 (Tập 2) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Claudio Salas claudiosalas — I enjoyed the book although it feels like a guilty pleasure somehow. But well-written and entertaining.

Anabel Avila anabelpump — I've gained an appreciation for her that wasn't there during the 2008 election.

Josh Fenton _entoon — Many excellent lessons are learned by the characters in this story. I really enjoyed each page of this book.

Alexandre Diorio alexandrereb1e — I haven't figured out what compelled me to make it through this whole book. It wasn't really a novel, but an adaptation of the pre-novel format used by Boccaccio in his Decameron. As in the Decameron, a group of characters retreat from society for ten days and engage in discourse about various topics. While in the Decameron, they were escaping the plague, in , it's the advent of the Iraq War they are trying to avoid. I have a lot more thinking to do about this book, so this is it for now.

Else Hythe elsehythe1b860 — I taught myself how to knit from this book. I tend to reference it more for the how-tos than for the patterns, though I do like the patterns in it.

James Olstein jamesolstein — I was not sure about this book when I first started to read it along with the fact it was one of the free ones on Amazon for the kindle. But man am I glad I read it, took me two days cause I didn't want to stop! It had suspense, mystery, romance, heart break, laughter, and some good ummm hot scenes as well, a few miss spellings but hell I can't comment on that! I completely recommend this book to mystery/who done it fans.

Alessandro Ace _lessandro_ce — I liked this. A little hard to follow at times, but overall a neat concept. I'm interested to see what will happen.

Rodin Star 10543413561e23 — I loved reading this nonfiction book about the fall of the Romanov Dynasty - even though I knew how it ended. Massie does an excellent job investigating and detailing what caused the Tsar to make the poor decisions that resulted in the fall of the dynasty and why the Empress Alexandra was so easily influenced by Rasputin. He proposes many interesting "what if's - so be sure to read to the end.