Phương Pháp Giải Và Các đề Thi Toán Thực Tế Vào Lớp 10 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Clémentine Sébillet clementine64a9 — I have odd feelings about this book. I liked it and I read through it fairly fast, but it didn't really leave an impression on me. At the end I ofcourse thought "How horribly sad.", but once I put the book down I was like "Ok, next please." I reccomend it though. I enjoyed it anyways, even if it didn't really affect me in any significant way

Karla Lopez _arla_le — Don't really like the Philip Pullman books, sorry, and things get really crazy by this last one. I've heard people say he is more visionary than JK Rowling, but Rowling made me love her characters and Pullman didn't. Fred and George? Tonks? Neville. You have to love these people. And I will always have a crush on Lupin.

Matheus Alves matheusasoares — There is great appeal in this novel of justice and redemption, but for me it doesn't quite work. Told in almost faux allegorical style, this story of fraternal twins (Dallas and Florida) abandoned at birth and finally saved from a life of pain and torture in a children's home, by a "nearly" elderly couple grieving the loss of their youth and life worthiness. The characters are warmly drawn, but still exist in a kind of caricature. However, it is nice to read something with good intentions and a happy, well-deserved ending. Although praiseworthy, I still had a hard time understanding why it had been awarded the Carnegie Medal in Britain.

Ka L-o-k _a_ok — For me to not even finish a book, that is an extremely rare occurrence. I almost always power through a book even if it makes me sick to my stomach; I hate to say I quit anything before I really gave it a shot. With Angel Burn, I found I just couldn't swallow anything the author had to say no matter how hard I tried. My biggest issue, was the idea behind the book. As a devote Christian, I am certain of that which I believe in. Very few things from my faith bleed over, however, into what I choose to read or not read. Angel Burn was one of the first exceptions I have ever discovered. I have never minded reading about angels (fallen or otherwise) but in this book I was struck by how much Weatherly's "angels" reminded me of soul-sucking demons. Humans were swathed in ignorance while the angels fed off of them and ultimately crippled them. It was a despicable method for portraying those I believe to be God's servants. Add in a psychic half-breed human/angel and a chakra-centering angel hunter and you are left with an annoyingly predictable forbidden love scenario. All in all, I was disappointed and strangely disturbed with/by what I read. I don't plan on reading any more of the author's works for fear of what they might include. Such a shame, the title and cover were so promising! I guess it's true what they say though: you can't judge a book by its cover. Note: I recieved this book as a galley from Candlewick Press on Netgalley. My original review is available on my profile there as well as on my blog: Penny for Your Pages