One Punch Man - Tập 15 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Emanuel Pinheiro _manuelpde — This book was like reading a dream; I can't really say I enjoyed reading it (in fact, I had to force myself to keep reading at times), and yet I was constantly stunned by Harrison's brilliant prose and convoluted, illogical world. Almost more of a writing exercise and deconstruction of the fantasy genre than a collection of short-stories, this book starts from a simple fantasy setting and then slowly unwinds itself into near meaninglessness. If you have the fortitude to follow the thread to its end, its very rewarding, but more like finishing a marathon than reading a book.

Emmanuel Lacombe emmanuel_acombe — This was and still is my favorite book by Remarque. It left really a lot of emotions after reading. And a lot of thinking.

Yaoan Ji boreposuo — This book is a total game-changer if you read it with an open mind. True, Peale wrote it in the 50's so the language is a bit old-fashioned and he does begin with the premise that the reader has a bit of a religious background, but in no way is the power of the message lessened by either. The society in which we live does a lot of pooh-poohing at the idea that thinking positively can have any "real" impact on your life-we tend to view 'optimistic' folks as unrealistic or unintelligent. Positivity doesn't garner much respect these days. Peale, however, makes a compelling case that you absolutely can alter your life by altering your thinking. Seems too simple, doesn't it? But simple doesn't equal easy...maybe that's why so few people actually try it.