Những Bí Mật Của Trường Hấp Dẫn Cá Nhân tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Angelo Scuro scurojewel7813 — This completely threw me for a loop. It starts off as a series of gross-out humor adventures but then suddenly veers toward a grisly climax and depressing end. The only things I can think to compare this to is Bridge to Terabithia and -to a very slight degree- Crime and Punishment. Definitely an odd book. Van Draanen is defintely one of my favorite kid/YA writers.

Carlo Tellez _arlo_ellez — Even thought the main character was a little flat, and much of the dialog was uninspired, especially the lack of dialect, I thought this book was an excellent choice for my teenage students. The author does not shy away from tough issues like teen pregnancy, abortion, father/daughter relationships, and teenage sexuality. It is also inspiring to have an array of highly intelligent African American main characters who fit the profil of so many of my students.

Paula Mª sapphiregd — This book is good for folks interested in the personalities of the Court right before Justice Roberts took over as Chief. It's definitely readable for folks not totally up on con law. But it has fair profiles of all the big names - O'Connor, Thomas, etc. As with most Supreme Court writers, the author is too infatuated with his subjects to really be considered as an objective voice, but close enough to the action to offer readers rare insights into the goings on behind the scenes. Working through it now.

Vladilena Pozhidaeva skiturinn — Wasn't as impressed by Kafka as I was perhaps supposed to be. Maybe it was the translation. Very depressing stuff - highlights his awful relationship with his father better than any analysis or historical take, however.