Marketing Căn Bản - Tái bản 12/10/2010 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Gillian Ng _raph_ills — After Dowd's Solace, I was disappointed in this book. I thought it moved slowly, although it might have been more interesting for a British teen. The setting of Northern Ireland in the 80's provided a thought-provoking situation, but the story bogged down (no pun intended) until the very end.

John Olevitch jackolevitch — A book of clever modern aphorisms. The kind of thing where yo want to dogear every other page and the only thing that stops you is the utter impracticality of such an endeavor. A lot to absorb in one sitting, which is exactly what I did. Definitely something to keep on a shelf and read a page here and there.

Kimin Nam mangokimin — I haven't read this book for four years, since before book 6 was released. I first read it about eight years ago. And yes, it still warrants five stars. I don't know how Rowling does it, but there is something in her writing that, more than anyone else on the godsdamned planet, rips me from my life and transports me into her world. I can attribute to the strength, the believability of her characters; the effortlessness of her straightforward, unadorned prose; the firecracker realism of her dialogue; the spectacular plotting in the series--but really, it comes from some synergy of all these things, that, when put all together, create something beyond the sum of their already-impressive parts. Something, I daresay, could be called magic. That I can still say that, jaded reader that I have become, surely must mean something. And, when it comes down to it, if it all stems from some reliving of my childhood, triggering long-buried feelings of joy and wonderment in me, I would only applaud. That's the point, is it not?

May Chan massivemayhem — The sequel to the Mysterious Benedict Society, Reynie, Sticky, Kate and Constance go out for a reunion for a surprise and find something is wrong. They find that someone is captured, and that those people are in serious danger. The grown ups won't let the kids go, but the kids do so anyway, and follow the surprise to find their kidnapped friends.

Carlos M _ebusk — What a great girl! Smart, evil, funny... reminds me of her Roald Dahl namesake, with a little bit of mystery wrapped into the book.

Georgina Cabrera _eorginacc — very complex and thought-provoking book on what it means to be an immigrant, about marriage, and friendship. a likeable and sometimes insightful, sometimes bumbling narrator endures his wife's whims while developing friendships through cricket in new york. highly recommend to: new yorkers, immigrants, psychologists, men, women, married people, searchers, know-it-alls, and observers.