Mai Em Vào Lớp 1 - Vở Tập Tô Chữ (Tập 2) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Fee Scholz feescholz — A terrific continuation of the lives of those introduced in Tempest-tost.

Christina Glover _lover — I loved this book of essays. I am not sure if you need to be a knitter to fully appreciate these writings but it helps. Each essay was wonderful, full of heart and soul. I have been reading Rachael's blog for years, and knew some but not all of many of the stories. I knew about Lala, and watched the relationship grow on the blog, little Mama and the love and sadness when she died, the blanket that was sent to heal, and Digit. I don't know how many times I have read the post about Digit's return on the blog. It is what every animal owner who has lost a pet wants to read. It gives me a lump in my throat every time. I was one of the people who contributed to his vet bill, and it was nice to read appreciation. The essay's in the book gave me more 'back story' and more of the impact on Rachael's life. I could have read many more and hope she continues to write this way. Rachael's voice is true in these stories. Lovely, and loving. Highly recommended

Edor Agushi edoragushi — This is a literary classic...you must read, it's great!

Min Young minn9 — Forgettable. I do love reading YA books, but I am getting a bit old for teen angst.

Lauren Craig lwcraig — My last attempt at finishing this 1000plus page work was when I was flat on my back for a week after pulling a muscle in my back. I didn't finish it. Tips: Don't read this book for plot. Don't even think about it. Don't be afraid of skipping the endnotes (though, in doing so, you'll miss key "easter eggs" of information that may or may not unravel the three or four main mysteries in the book). Realize you'll probably, if you stick with it, be tempted to google certain "wtf?" characters and ambiguous moments. Resist temptation until you've at least skipped the middle third and gone for the last novel-sized chunk. Appreciate that the title is both a Hamlet reference and (seemingly) a joke on the hapless reader. This book may just change your life. Or you may end up using it as a doorstop. Or both.