Ngũ Tử Cướp Cái - Tái bản 2005 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ikkiusang 511 ikkiusang — This was a very good book. I am looking fotward to reading book number 4.

Christa Valtcheva _hrista_ — This book gave me hope for life being better even when there are no adequate solutions for life's pains. I don't like crying but I bawled my eyes out reading this book.

Vader Bradford vader — Fun intro to Phi. Not very deep, but it provides a decent smattering of ideas about phi. There was some cursory discussion about sacred geometry, too. The most interesting parts were the discussions of the Greeks and how they were trying to find meaning in the world through its structure. Geomerty became tantamount to religion and the divine. I think some people are still doing this, but for the most part, the *how* is a mechanical search and people have divided into two completely separate camps. Anyway, there's a lot more detailed information about Phi here: http://goldennumber.net/. It's a really fascinating natural phenomenon and I hope to encounter a book that will tie it to science at some point.

Barbara Desiderato barbaradesiderato — Mahelt Marshal, Countess of Norfolk, Countess of Surrey was an Anglo-Norman noblewoman, and she was the eldest daughter of William Marshal, 1st Earl of Pembroke, and mother Isabel de Clare 4th Countess of Pembroke. This story takes place in the 12th - 13th century. Mahelt married Hugh Bigod, but the marriage was not consumated due to her age. Mahelt and Hugh became true man and wife after she reached the age that her father and father in law had agreed upon. I loved how the marriage of Mahelt and Hugh was shown in such a heartfelt way and I loved both of them and how they loved each other through all that is thrust upon them. There are long separations, and happy reunions, she bears him five children. Mahelt is a very headstrong woman for her time and she does clash with her father in law, has a great relationship with her mother in law, Ida, and hates King John. King John, was the youngest of five sons of King Henry II of England and Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine. King John is portrayed as a very demanding, distasteful egotistical leader. He could be very cruel in his dealings with the noblemen, causing them to rebel against him and attempts were made to remove him from being king of England. The Marshal and Bigod families are swept along in the King's wars and rebellions with France, forcing the families to be opposing sides. This book is full of medieval intrigue, historical content that brings the reader right into this long ago world. I have to be honest and say that this was the first book of Elizabeth Chadwicks that I have read and I was very impressed with her writing. The author wrote of these characters and timeframe with as much historical accuracy that can be put in a work of fiction. I can see why To Defy A King is Historical Novel of the Year by the Romantic Novelists’ Association. So congrats to Elizabeth on a great book! I loved it...