Luyện Tập Toán 1 (Tập 1) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

夏 佳炜 summerxjw — This book is actually very excellent, but it is SO DEPRESSING that I could not convince myself to give it four stars.

Betty Chan bettychan — What an exciting ride! Once I started this book, I couldn't stop. It's rather short so within one day, I was excited, disgusted, shocked, and hopeful.(not neccessarily in that order). I've always suspected that this is the real face of pologmy. A system calculated by men to enslave women in the name of religion.

Christhian Loaiza chrissloai3fad — When I finally got my hands on the paperback I just couldn't put the book down. Tess Gerritsen really knows how to write a compelling thriller and the characters where just perfect. I really hope to see Johnny Tam again in the future :)

Akhil Krishna akhilkrishna — A part of my Arthurian legend collection.

Giuliana Rebagliati giulianarebagliati — This book deals with the question, what does it mean to be human? what are we willing to do when told, how do we treat the helpless, what are we when no one is looking, do we have morality or dignity? The premise of the book is one day, people start going blind, like a plague, and they are ostracized and send into quarantine. One women pretend she is blind to care for her husband. SHe is our eyes. The rest you have to watch unfold. Like all such books, certain scenes are horrible, horrible because they feel so real, horrible because of the images, horrible because we want people to be better than that. But the writing is rich and evocative (I wish I could read it in the language it was written in) and it will be a book you remember for teh rest of your life.

Cátia Coelho catialilianacoelho — Another great Maximum Ride book by James Patterson.

Imogen Hughes _isualdesignich — really good writing, I felt like I could have been there...very detailed, even some of the mundane day to day things were brought out and were interesting because they were happening in a different time. heartbreaking, but with a twist at the end. (and we know there's at least 6 more books, so.)