Mỹ Thuật Căn Bản Và Nâng Cao - Vẽ Phác Họa Tượng Mặt Thạch Cao tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Brad Kary _kary999 — I really wanted to love this book. The words and flow of this book is captivating and beautiful but the story is too damning for the likes of me. I loved her but mostly hated her and that goes for most of the others too. For the way it was written or translated I give it 5 stars. For the way Tolstoy picked apart and portrayed each central character I give it 5 stars, but as for enjoying the way this book made me feel I give it 0 stars. I was cranky most of the time I read this book because I wanted her to meet her potential, to be strong and worthy of herself and stop ruining the beauty of the literature. Nope... Not for me.

For The forthepeople — interesting look on a sad situation --- well told, engaging

Yan Zhu 1028826773da55 — Overall, I rather felt "meh" about this book. HOWEVER There are some really hilarious parts and certainly it's interesting to hear about an era one's unfamiliar with. My favorite bit was probably all of chapter 2 in which Bryson discusses how young boys spent their time back then, from knowing everything about their neighborhood in time spent in discovery, to injuries being welcome for the admirers they drew, to all the waiting and watching kids did just in anticipation of something spectacular, and so on. Kids today have no idea how to live like that. Besides, even if they aren't attached to tv/video games, you still can't let your young ones out to discover like back then because it's just a more dangerous world. *sigh* Not for the reader sensitive to language or hearing about the (frequently discussed) fancies of a growing boy...