Lời Muốn Nói - Phép Màu Nối Những Trái Tim - Tái bản 09/09/2009 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Marina Luca lcmarina019cf1 — This was very interesting. I picked it up because it was on the New York Times Best Seller's list and the fact that this is his third book and all three have made the list I figured it might be worth reading. Anyway, the idea of the book (at least as I perceive it) is that an outlier (a person like Bill Gates, Mozart, etc - top of their class) doesn't happen strictly based on their level of intelligence or IQ and that no matter the profession there is always more involved than just being smart or the best. It even compares two people both with an IQ of 200 who had completely different outcomes with their lives and why that is. Having two kids and constantly wondering if I'm encouraging them the way they need or guiding them in the right direction this book allowed me to rest easy. It's not a page turner, I read it over several weeks just picking it up here and there but it keeps you thinking.

Anand Asinkar anandasink94ea — Good end to the series. I think it could have been two books, though. It was a bit rushed. I'm not a total fan of Brandon Mull's writing style, but it's an interesting story.

David Seul davidseul — I really enjoyed reading this, the characters were likeable, the story fast paced and some fascinating ideas in there. It really gets you thinking.

Harriet Oleary _atty_oid3150 — it pains me that my memories of this book have grown foggy. i've been instructed to re-read it immediately. review to be continued...