Phòng Và Điều Trị U Xơ Tiền Liệt Tuyến tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Estudio3gt Estudio3gt estudio3gt — Pretty good. Not too heavy and I loved all the Shakespeare quotes.

Hien Tang hientang — In the beginning of the book, the protagonist, Liesel Meminger is 9 years old, and on a train with her mother and younger brother, to be taken to a family in Molching, Germany to become their foster daughter. Her mother is in no position to take care of her children and makes this very difficult decision. Her younger brother dies on the train. They stop in the next town to bury him. This is where she steals her first book. The relationships that develop between her foster parents, members of the neighborhood, her friendship with Rudy, her best friend and neighbor; Max, the Jew, as well as the Mayor’s wife, are wonderfully fleshed out by the author, and has the reader experiencing a variety of emotions. The story begins in 1939 and takes us in the 1940s where Hitler reigns with his evil spreading like a cancer. Death himself narrates this World War II story, and tells us Liesel’s story. There are great lines in this book. Example: The narrator, Death himself, describes his job in this way: “I travel the globe as always, handing souls to the conveyor belt of eternity.” The final line in this book is spoken by our narrator Death, “I am haunted by humans.” As for me, I am haunted by the potential evil that is in all of us and what happens when we choose to unleash it. Case in point: The Fuehrer. I loved this book. I’m drawn to books that shows us the capacity of the human spirit, that despite evil and awful things that can happen in one’s life, especially at the hand of another, one can rise above it while still finding the good in life, in people, and still trust in humanity. This book tells a story well worth reading and experiencing. It's witty, charming, and poignant, and captures all the emotions.