Mê Cung Phát Triển Tư Duy - Tập 1 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Antti Janhunen anttijanhunen — I loved this book--it's one of the best children's books I've read. I loved the writing, Calpurnia's relationship with her naturalist grandfather, and the reminder that daughters can be different from their mothers. I'm still amazed that in a time like 1899, girls were denied so many opportunities and choices. This book really explores the expectations that society placed on girls at this time, but it also ends hopefully by hinting at a promising future for Calpurnia. I find it ironic that in an age when our daughters have so many choices, I am still want to teach my daughter the "domestic arts." But this book taught me that Abby doesn't have to know how to bake bread or knit a pair of socks--she just needs to understand the importance of love and family (and the love of one's family is one of this book's strongest messages.) Calpurnia's mother Margaret struggles to understand her daughter's interest in science and when Calpurnia drags her feet through her mother's baking and knitting lessons, Margaret takes it personally. But our daughters will have different interests and talents. I think this is the thing I will remember most about this story--let your daughter "evolve" into her own species:)