Lớn Lên Cùng Thiên Nhiên - Tập 1: Xin Chào, Vi Khuẩn! tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Hu Daniel danielhu583529583 — Great overview of different forms and styles of Islamic education throughout the world from Britain to Indonesia. It takes apart the idea of what is a madrasa especially following the 9/11 attacks and war in Afghanistan. It shows very clearly that madrasas are not places of terrorism/violence but actually a system of education that has been around for centuries and is struggling to come to terms with modernity.

Hui Jun nghuijun — Fluffy cute story. I had read this in an anthology because I kept remembering parts of it as I read and it's only 82 pages. Just what you would expect from Jayne Castle's Harmony books.

敏 张 hikiqian — Having been raised surrounded by women and girls, I was quite impressed with the wealth of information here. Boys really are different from girls! Hopefully this helps me understand my son better and raise him into the kind of man girls would kill to have! LOL!

João Magalhães jony_ — Cover artist, so maybe a little biased. But not much. This novel deserves EVERY positive word uttered about it. It's a book unlike any I've ever read before. The 3-part presentation; the way the characters live & interact within & across those 3 parts; the author's writing style- his voice. I honestly don't recall an author's voice drawing such attention to itself while reading any other book. Unique, yes, but also so confident & self-assured. And with good reason. I do hope that Seb - we've kept in touch since my work on the cover - realizes what an amazing world he's created, & populated with such broken & wonderful people/creatures. Read this book! I would have been thoroughly impressed by it even if I wasn't given the great pleasure of creating its cover art for PS Publishing. Assuming I was fortunate enough to stumble upon it without that incredible assignment. Lucky me. Possibly lucky you, if you pre-order this title from PS Publishing this minute. Right now. No, that can wait. This can't. Tick tock. Tap tap tap. Now, for piss sake! Chris Roberts