Phương Pháp Giải Bài Tập Toán 6 - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Omar Alejandro _lexgarciaglz — great history of the irish 'gangster'--beginning at five points in lower manhattan and following the story through the 20th century-intimate knowledge of locations and characters. goodread:)

Niki Michael nikisocratis — Lame.

Jessica Hampton jessicahampton — I read some of the other reviews and they're mixed. It's definitely one of my favorites in the series. Harry is much more frustrated and angry in this book. Gone are the days of being content riding on the train eating treats. Life sort of does that to people when it takes away your innocence. Looking at it from that angle, I can see how others might not enjoy this book as much as the others. There's a much more serious tone, but there's also, or so it seems, more subplots and more action than previous books in the series

Carina Bauweraerts _arina_auweraerts — Excellent and really enjoyable. I will have to get more of her books.

Denny çitozi _eni_nna — At 19, Eddie has successfully avoided getting involved in gangs in his hometown of Fresno, although many of his old friends and family members have not. He's mourning his cousin and deflecting his aunt, who wants Eddie to avenge his cousin's murder. Eddie's also trying to make a living and realize the American Dream, although he's beginning to think that's just a fairy tale people tell their kids. He's finding that no matter how straight he tries to live, Fresno's environment will always drag him into trouble. I really feel terrible for him. Gary Soto writes beautifully, with figurative language and especially with metaphors and similes that make readers completely understand what he is describing. (The first paragraph of chapter 3 is my favorite.) That being said, his language may be difficult to access for the readers who will be drawn to this 150-page book: Latino boys who prefer action over description. Although these is some action and struggle, I don't think it's enough to hold most of my students' attention, since most of it is later in the book, and the students have to wade through the first few chapters first.

Veronica Valdez verovaldez — Can't remember too much about the book, just that I laughed and enjoyed it immensely.