Ngữ Pháp Tiếng Anh Dành Cho Học Sinh Tiểu Học tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mohamed Hegab dyami — Bunu gerçekten beğendim. İtiraf etmeliyim ki stereotiplere uymayan vampir kitaplarından gerçekten keyif alıyorum.

Anton Bobin anton1bobi21c2 — My friend bought this for me after a discussion about our favourite books - I'd never heard of it, or the author. But then I am a fiction ignoramus. Anyway. I like it a lot. It was described to me as 'about the bombing of Dresden' - so that's what I expected. It's not what I got, but I think I like what I got more. I've heard a lot of people compare it to Catch-22. I guess that's fair enough, but I would say that Catch-22 is about highlighting the absurdity of war as it happens, through the soldier's experience. Slaughterhouse 5 seems more to question how we can reconcile a massacre, through the eyes of a veteran. That is to say, in a way it's more about the aftermath than the event (hence the time travel). The conscious post-modernist motif about the 'ironic' climax ("every great war novel has to have an ironic moment") brought a smile to my (historian's) face. The "so it goes", after p.5, did not.

David Watrous dnetct — I always enjoy Lauren Weisberger and this book made me happy.

Emil K _ndre_he_wat — Unique, fun main character and a page turning plot. Interesting look into communal living with a murder mystery thrown in. I enjoyed it.

Joseph Hamlett hamlettjd332b — A truly outstanding collection of advisory essays from writers who know what the heck they're talking about. This is not a "How-To" writing manual, but more a set of tips and observations from established, excellent writers. Definitely worth a read.

Somesh Dabral someshdabral — who knew a book so chaste could be so steamy?? beautifully written, but the plot was lacking.