Luyện Đề Chuẩn Bị Kì Thi THPTQG 2018 Khoa Học Xã Hội tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Munish Kumar haicamon — The first story was really good, though I felt sorry for Teddy that he just got a short story rather than a whole novel. I think his story could easily have been extended into a whole novel. The second story I quit reading rather soon. I'm not entirely sure if the author was trying to follow Sands's character characteristics or if it was just a vampire story, but I read it as being the first. With that mindset, It made me mad that they didn't have a heartbeat, could fly, and could see ghosts. Maybe I'll try rereading it after I haven't read the Argeneau books for a while.

Richard Tam tamrichardd85f — I'm so excited to start this one! There is a big ol' slow part. The action is exciting, but its a long read. I don't know if I'll pick up the next one in the series. I guess I'll see when it comes out.

Giovanni García giogarcia — Dubliners by James Joyce was not my favorite of the books I read this summer. Although I usually thoroughly enjoy the way it was composed of short stories like those found in The Things They Carried, I found it confusing with a lack of tie between stories. I would often find my self having to re-read passages from this book from lapsing into reading without comprehension due to becoming so bored with the book. Overall it really wasn't that bad but definitely not one I would recommend for pleasure.

Joost Cornelissen joostcornelissen — Courting Trouble...not a fan of the bicycle thing, but it was a good book. It did take me a bit longer to get into it than her other two books. But, I like the emphasis in the end that despite the choices she makes she realizes that Jesus is her only man that she needs in her life. Wish most Christian girls and women would see that reality. It's something I teach to my youth girls that I help out with since I know what it's like to look toward men to fulfill you and not God. Really could've done without the cycling hobby, she should've had another, but I see the need for it since she wasn't the average woman in her day. There is one main in scene in the book that may be uncomfortable to read, but it goes with the story. So watch out if you are reading and realize that she doesn't have it in there to make it racey, but to make a point of how temptation can override common sense and Godly morals when you put yourself in that position. She gave the character several warnings with the mind talk, but the character chooses a different path than the one she should've and regrets it in the end. All in all, I liked the book. Just not as much as her first two.