Phép Ứng Xử Dành Cho Trẻ Em (Bộ 5 cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Gabriel Matheus _abriel_atheus — Desde que tenía tres años, Eliza Jane McCully ha vivido en el faro de Crescent City, California, donde su padre es el guardián. Ahora con trece años, Eliza tiene muchas responsabilidades: ayudar a su padre a mantener la luz encendida y esperar ansiosamente el nacimiento de su nuevo hermano pequeño. Un día, mientras persigue a su obstinada cabra a través del camino a la isla, es atrapada por una ola. Un niño chino salva a su cabra y le advierte sobre la ola justo a tiempo. Eliza está confundida porque su padre le enseñó que los chinos son malvados paganos. Una tragedia inesperada hace que Eliza dude de sus propias creencias y cuestione las de su padre. Cuando la gente del pueblo saca a los chinos de Crescent City, Eliza mira con horror, incapaz de hacer nada. Pero cuando el niño que la rescató acude a ella en busca de ayuda, Eliza debe tomar la decisión final. ¿Es lo suficientemente valiente como para desafiar abiertamente a su padre? Una bonita novela histórica inusual para lectores jóvenes de grado medio / jóvenes.

Saeed Alqubaisi _aeedeid89a349 — I really, really, really loved this book. Interesting to put yourself in Sarai's shoes and see what it might have been like married to a prophet. I'll be reading the other books in the series for sure.

Jeanbaptiste Bouleau jb_bouleau — Damn, this book was rather screwed up. I don't even know what to say about it. 4 stars because it kept me interested.

吕 晓 _reenmangoice — So I read this book because I remember watching Ryan Conklin on MTV's reality show "The Real World: Brooklyn" and I, like so many others that watched that show remembered that fateful day when he received the notice he was being called back to Active Duty for another tour of Iraq. I remember my heart going out to him then and my heart certiainly went out to him while reading his memoir. This is the memoir that every young man wanting to enlist needs to read before signing their signature on the dotted line. Brutally honest would be the first words that come to my head while reading this book. Ryan Conklin has written a book that in no way sugarcoats serving in Iraq. Yes, at times I did laugh out loud and there were times that I shed tears but as a whole it was a fantastic account of his Iraqi tour. A million "Thank You's" go out to every Veteran currently serving throughout branches and throughout the world.

Linda Henriksen lhenriksen — I am still reading this book but so far it has not gripped my attention. will update my comments once I have finished it.