Picture Book - Pong Pang: Sở Thú Của Bống Bang tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Peng Kai pengkai — El mejor intento hasta ahora para explicar los conceptos abstrusos de la física moderna, desde la teoría de la relatividad hasta la teoría de cuerdas y más allá, a los no científicos interesados.

Siobhan Dsilva _iobhan_ilva — An incredible read! Jonas, at twelve, has the weight of the world put on his shoulders in order to protect people from pain; to protect people from emotional, physical, and spiritual pain. In this perfect society, no person is to experience life as you and I know it. We might justify to others facts in life by saying, "That's life!" In The Giver, Jonas receives his calling, his life's career, from the elders. He is going to be The Receiver, the most honorable position of all! What he is really to experience is the memories of all time! He will carry the good, bad, and horrible on his shoulders. No one in the community will know of the joy that once existed, the pain and suffering in the past, and the hope of the future because it has been removed from life. All joys and sorrows have been erased because one person, the receiver, keeps these in his/her heart and mind for all persons past, present, and future. The people who exist in this perfect community really lead programmed lives and experience no emotion, joyful or pained. However, Jonas learns what love is. This changes the world as this society knows it. He returns to the society what has been lost. The reader contends with life decisions from how to deal with relationships, joy, pain, death and major issues like suicide and euthanasia. I realize this is a controversial read for some. I must ask, why? Teens must address issues like those in this book if they are to be discerning in adulthood. Human beings must understand the consequences of decisions about life. They must be able to evaluate issues that impact life. Great issues are addressed in this book. Thoughtful! Is Jonas a believeable character? Of course, we can't identify with this really happening or with living in a society like the one painted for us, however, the author illustrates beautifully, the power of struggles and the importance of living an informed life when it comes to issues such as these. I would promote this in several ways. I would have a book club read this, A Soldier's Heart, and Ender's Game and the reader should analyze the child character in each and compare the effects that decisions make on the mind in regards to the mental health issues or impact. I would also recommend that a teacher introduce these books for discussion whether it be a research project for a psychology class, an english class, or even for a history class. Many applications are possible. 5Q 4P M,J,S

Cristina González cristinaeuc7ee — It's pop science, but has some good stuff. I especially liked the part on charter schools.