Luyện Tập Làm Văn Lớp 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Andrew Astor andrewastor — Loved it. I wish there were more. So sad that there won't be.

Santiago Molina santimolina — I was anxious to see how it all turned out when it arrived in the mail yesterday, that I stayed up til 1am finishing it (most of the reading was when the boys were sleeping). I was torn the whole time between who I was rooting for in the wonderfully crafted love triangle of Katniss, Peeta, & Gale. It was entertaining and I could never anticipate what would happen next. LOVED this series & I was moved to tears more times than I could count. I loved how it ended & can't wait for more books by this author!

Pantira A dreamptr — ** spoiler alert ** I won this book through Goodreads First Reads. :-) When I first read the synopsis of this book, it reminded me of The Talking Eggs by Robert D. San Souci. In that book, there are two sisters, one lazy and one hardworking. They both help an old woman and get a reward; the hardworking sister breaking open eggs to get dresses and diamonds, while the lazy sister breaks her eggs to get snakes and toads. It was one of my favorite children's books. In Toads and Diamonds, both sisters have their faults, though not huge faults by any means, but both the gifts bestowed by the goddess Naghali have a reason for being there. I really enjoyed the way the story carried on, especially Diribani's wanting to help others with her diamonds and other stones and Tana's doing what she could for the villagers when she saw them basically kidnapped. Each sister had to figure out why they were chosen to speak either diamonds or snakes and it tested their faith while they were bestowed with the gift. Although it took a while for each sister to see that the goddess gave them these gifts to help her followers, they both grew up during their separation from each other. It was great to see both points of view of each of the sisters as the chapters progressed. I would definitely recommend this book!