Phong Tục Thế Giới - Phong Tục Ẩm Thực, Lễ Tết, Hội Hè tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Lucas Henrique luique17 — I was torn in what rating to give this book. I felt that by liking the book I may be in some way expressing "like" for the horrific events that took place. I know this is not the case, but I couldn't help the way I felt. This memoir truly touched my heart and I shed many tears before I reached the end. After careful consideration, and a lot of inner debate, I confidently say that my rating is reflective of my feelings for the survivor Jaycee Lee Duggard proved to be, both as a child, and even more as an adult. This memoir is a testament to her strength and perseverance and that is what I liked most. Disclaimer: Although I recommend this memoir, I do not recommend it to those who are fainthearted. It was difficult to get through some parts of this book, especially being a parent, woman, wife, and mother.

Nicholas Carvalho nicholasdtc — Standard quasi-okay Brunner book. Mostly not very science-fictiony at all. I wish there had been a little more, uh, exploitation of the obviousness of the main character's insanity, but there wasn't. Some parts--the occasional time forking--were very well done, but I really feel like there was some meat to the book that Brunner missed. Could have been better, was much much better than say Children of the Thunder.

Viktor Rebaza viktor_rebe7e6 — Loved it. Can't say enough good things. I loved Celia Foote most. She was just as ostracized as the black people because she still wasn't exactly like everyone else. Entertaining look at the south in the 1960s. I can't wait to see the movie.

Qu Rama qurama — Oh its a jolly holiday with… Dick Van Dyke! Appropriately titled, “My Lucky Life In and Out of Show Business,” Van Dyke’s memoir was a refreshingly positive look back on his acting career. I could not help but smile as he recounted how he continually fell into amazing opportunities. Read my full review on: http://fastpageturner.wordpress.com/

Ravit Sages s_avit — I love this book.

张 增焰 _ythiny — First, let me preface my review by stating that I strongly dislike Skip Bayless, author of this book. Rarely does Bayless have anything positive to say about anyone, and he was basically ran out of Dallas after suggesting Troy Aikman may be a homosexual, with no grounds for his statement. That being said, I was really looking forward to reading a book by someone I despised (sounds weird I know). Basically, Bayless presents many weak and fruitless reasons why Tom Landry is a hypocrite, senile, and not worth his merits. However, the real gems of the novel come in the form of little side stories about ex-Cowboys and how they came to be. If you are a real Dallas Cowboys fan, these stories will keep you grinning and serve for a brief and interesting history lesson for those of us who weren't around to watch them play in the Landry era.