Nổi Danh Vang Dội - Alexander Đại Đế Và Lý Do Nổi Tiếng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Farah Nadhiera fnadhiera — Just a good beginning to a great series. I loved it.

Stephen Adjamagbo stephenadja — Ben Kunkel and co.'s venture to become the new Sontags and Didions looked promising, so I picked up issue five and gave it a try. There's an excellent, thought-provoking article by Joshua Glenn on the earnest foolishness of communes, which he says originates in our culture with Jason and the Argonauts. I didn't agree with any of his conclusions, but was happy for the brain food. The editors' contributions, however, are quite terrible. Their transparent urge to make big, moment-defining statements (even in a 500 word essay) is evident in the parade of specious logic and leaps of rhetorical faith. Maybe if I was fifteen this stuff would be convincing. Now at least I know better. Read The Believer instead.

Angelo Scuro scurojewel7813 — Children forced to be adults before they're ready. Catholic guilt, racism, incest, lesbianism, misunderstandings and family disfunctions, rigid traditions, suppressed memories, babies, and physical handicaps, gee, anything else? Books about extreme family disfunction are probably my least favorite. They just seem gratuitous after awhile, like how far can we push it... and this one goes right over the edge.

Abd-allah Zidan abdallahzidan — I picked this up in the cheapy bins at barnes and Noble. It made me realize that pretty much all families are crazy and not just in that Jerry Springer type way.

Alexander Alexandrov commandor — An easy read.... so I hear..... but when was the last time a book spoke to you?

Jayanth Harans markers — loved, made me achey

Yabantu 021 yabantu — I just finished this book I liked this book and am looking forward to reading the sequel that was just released.