Phương Pháp Giải 306 Bài Toán Tích Phân & Đại Số Tổ Hợp tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Me-ann Guina me_annguina — makes you think...

Victoria La mvpmes78e4 — 4.5/5 Stars I enjoyed The Night Birds; was captivated from the first page and could not put it down. I was introduced to the novel by my mother, was intrigued to find that it was written by a local Normadale Community College instructor, and decided to give it a shot, albeit a skeptical one. Maltman, a GoodReads Author, writes a very engaging though mostly predictable novel about the Sioux Uprising (or Dakota Conflict or a host of other names) on the unforgiving but fertile plains of southwestern Minnesota in the mid 1800s. Maltman has a very fluid, appealing writing style and makes use of a variety of narrative methods throughout, some with more success than others. If you’re looking for a fact-by-fact, date-by-date account of The Uprising, the role of Sibley, or Lincoln’s role in the largest mass execution in U.S. history than this is not the book for you. However, if you’ve never heard of the little known conflict or live outside the upper Midwest and are not a non-fiction, where-are-the-end-notes? fanatic this is the book for you. As I read I kept thinking about the Boston Globe blurb on the back of the paperback edition: "We all set our sights on the Great American Novel and Maltman comes impressively close to laying his hands on the grail..." I would wholeheartedly agree with the Globe reviewer and add that Maltman did it in fewer than 400 pages. An impressive debut performance by Thomas Maltman; I’m looking forward to his next book, Little Wolves.

Tony Dé tonyd31104b84 — For the first 100 pages or so, I thought it was a good effort for a first novel, then I continued reading. By the end, the plot was so ridiculously unbelieveable. Not my cup of tea. I'd avoid it.

Robert Andrake _obby_ndrake — I'd like to start by saying that if I could, I would give this book 3.5 stars. I very much enjoyed this author's last book, Driftwood Summer, and was eagerly anticipating the release of her latest novel. This story is set in the South, which I always enjoy. It's the contrast between the expectations of the society-set, and following your true desires. I enjoyed the journey that Ellie took and I found the emotions to be realistic and inspiring. Usually in stories with a flashback story, I find that I prefer the historical story to the present, but in this story, it was quite the opposite. I was more interested in finding out how Ellie would proceed with her life, than in finding out who her mother's mystery love was...though I did have my suspicions early on. But there was just something missing, that kept this from being a four or five star book. The takeaway is that this is Ellie's story and that the other characters are going to be brief and almost two-dimensional...but maybe that's the way it is supposed to be. The story is the brief glimpse into someone's life as it is happening, and just as quickly, that glimpse is over.

Kisan Bhat _isan — Great , till the very end..