Luật Thanh Tra Và Các Văn Bản Hướng Dẫn Thi Hành tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Colours Of coloursofscotland — 3.5 stars - it was funny and Rouse does a great job relating the mean mommy culture at the elite private school he was a PR consultan (read: mean mommy handler) at. As with his other book I've read, At Least in the City Someone Would Hear Me Scream and It's All Relative, the super short chapters some times annoyed me. But overall it was funny, and much better than It's All Relative, which I really didn't care for. In my opinion, Rouse is funniest when he sticks to lighter topics.

Ana Valentim annavalentim — BOOK: Arranged AUTHOR: Catherine McKenzie LENGTH: 416 PAGES RATING: 2.5 STARS REVIEW: Catherine McKenzie is a new author for me, and this book has grabbed my attention long ago. The idea of a arranged marriage it may sounds extreme but is also appealing, I guess you never know unless you have to face this decision. In this book case, however there's something which wasn't clicking for me. The first person POV is okay, but I can't really know what the other person think and feels. Jack was this blank character. He's nice, alright, he's cool and he seems in love. But I just can't feel, and when there's a turning point and his big secret is revealed, I don't feel him at all. IMO, Catherine McKenzie build a good character in theory,, but didn't delivered in a way I could like him. Anne was okay, I still would like to know why she had this fixation with dark-haired, blue-eyed guys. I liked McKenzie's writing style, she's a good author. This is a good story, but something was missing for me.

Al Rayhan rtralrayhan — Again, sheer brilliance from J.K Rowling. Voldermort is rising and the Order of the Phoenix is preparing to fight back. There is no