Những Người Thích Đùa - Tái bản 03/12/2014 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

George Mager mrvonungarn — Very similar to Little Hoot, but not quite as good. The illustrations are awesome though.

O Brandy _brandy — It was a pretty good read all the way through until the end . . . then it was like the author was too lazy to write a complete plot so he just stopped suddenly. I thought it was building up to something all the way through and it would all be revealed in the end, the motivation, the identities, BUT NO. It just ended.

Sonakshi Khanna khannasonakshi — 2/24/11 I plan on starting this this weekend and expect a great read - Should be finishe by Mon because Dana Stabenow has never let me down! I just keep reading and then I'm sorry I've finished. Oh well, it's what I do...I gotta read! 3/7/11 Okay, I put this aside so I could fulfill some review commitments...BUT, as expected Dana Stabenow didn't let me down. She does never has a single wimpy character in any of her books (not even the villians). I love her Kate Shugak novels (alright, you caught me I love all of her novels) and Kate certainly is not of the flighty pampered heroines! In this one Ms. Stabenow weaves the story of a decades old family mystery into a contemporary investigation.

Rafael Sicat coachraf — This is by far one of the best missionary biographies I've ever read. Darlene tells her story in a quiet, humble way that captures you and never lets you go. She never gives details of the tortures she went through while in the Japanese prison, just of the times she weeps and tells God she can't go through that again--and yet He gave her the strength she needed each time. She doesn't sugar coat the times she despaired, but God's hand is shown mightily each time. I had the privilege of watching her tell this story on video. The book sounds exactly like her. I wept many times while watching her tell her story, and I wept just as many times reading this book. A touching, convicting, awe-inspiring story of a woman who gave all for God. I cannot recommend this highly enough!