Những Điều Kiêng Kỵ Theo Phong Tục Dân Gian (Tập Tục Và Kiêng Kỵ) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jon Andika j_andikaab0c — This book was so lovely- even if I did finish it whilst skulking by Spar at Didcot station.

Mostafa Alrefaey _asa_azika — This book changed my life. It wil change yours too. It's a fiction but it's so well grounded in north-american food culture that it feels more like a real biography. If you have a true interest of what goes into your body (and what comes out of it...) and how it effect who you are - this book is for you

Jimmy Tong blackbean_47f7 — Layla, the young protagonist, spends half the year in Minneapolis with her blended but broken nuclear family, the other half in Hyderabad with this family and a large community of relatives and friends. The story centers around Layla's return to Hyderabad to reluctantly complete an arranged marriage and continues through the early weeks of the marriage. Layla and her groom, Sameer, each harbor devastating secrets that play out in rather predictable but still engrossing ways. THe plot does spiral into the melodramatic and slightly lurid, with tantalizing foreplay on a motorcyle in a monsoon downpour, a young bride held against her will, Sameer's "secret" pretty easily divined early in the novel and culminating in a hideous event- I felt slammed over the head with a sledgehammer by all of the monumental events that happen to this young woman in the space of a couple of months. What I most appreciated about this book was the detailed portrait of an Indian Muslim community struggling to maintain its cultural traditions while moving headlong into the modern, Westernized world. Ali conveys the protagonist's and other characters' cultural confusion- the identity crises, the faulty expectations, the hopes and disappointments- in unsentimental but expressive and colorful language.

Fred Alvarracin fred00 — Dan Zarella is a social media scientist. He has spent many years collecting real data from a variety of social media platforms. Mr. Zarella dispels many myths about the proper ways to use social media marketing to grow your business. He describes three criteria that must be met before someone will spread an idea in any format; The person must be exposed to your content. This means that numbers count when it comes to followers on Twitter, fans on Facebook and subscribers to your email list. The person must become aware of your specific piece of content (the idea you want to spread). This means that the person must read your tweet, update or email message. The author shares his findings about the best times to post your ideas and the best/worst words to use. The person must be motivated by something in order to want to share the idea with his contacts. Mr. Zarella states that "rare information is power" and you must give your reader a reason to pass along your idea to his friends. The author presents his investigations into what motivates people to spread ideas. This book will encourage you to take a new look at the way you are using social media platforms to market your business. Mr. Zarrella believes it is time to take social media marketing to the next level and discover what is really working. Most people will be able to read this book in about an hour. I suggest that you read it all the way through, and then go back and slowly read, highlight and take notes on the the key passages in this book. There is a wealth of information presented here. This little book is a real gem!