Phân Loại Và Phương Pháp Giải Toán Tích phân tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mitchell Brookes mitchdcde — I especially like the chapter on baby names.

Bravo Bravo bravobravo — An interesting concept. That thirteen women could purchase a diamond necklace, share it equally between them without fighting or greed, and allow it to become the binding agent for the group that goes on to become a force bigger than the members. That this expensive item could be the thing that creates unity, a sense of community and allows the women to appreciate the good in their lives and want to spread that around to those less fortunate. Good read.

Fh Fh elsamea3b77 — Reading essays by Ayn Rand, Alan Greenspan, et al isn't the most entertaining of reads, and was quite rough at times. I'd prefer to read the theories they have in novel form (Atlas Shrugged, The Fountainhead, etc), though there were some essays that were scarily on-point regarding the current economic situation.

Marija Marković _arija_arkovic — Funny, quirky, and a beautiful love story that left me all content and happy and dreamy. The first part was hilarious and had me laughing out loud more than once, and I loved Enigma from the start with his attitude and quirkiness. The twist towards the end hit me by surprise and gave the light and funny story a meaningful depth I didn’t expect. It was sad but heart-warming and fairytale-like and it turned me into a puddle of goo. Although this story was way too short for my taste, it was quite complex in its own way, delivering several messages that kept me thinking after I’ve finished the book.

Mike Hawkey aguycalledf1d3 — His work with the Crime Scene Cleaner crew was interesting but he began to ramble about other stuff toward the end of the book, almost like he had to have so many pages to publish this book. that kind of threw me off the whole thing.