Pokemon Đặc Biệt - Tập 6 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ivan Agudelo ivanagudelo — I rarely give a book five stars; this one, however, has been off-the-chart useful for me. David Allen writes clearly and succinctly. I encourage my workshop participants to read the book and I recommend it to everyone who says they "don't have time" for whatever activity it is they're putting off. Being productive isn't cramming more work into your day; it's about knowing what is important and getting that work done first.

Veronica Garnerone veronicagarnerone — Fascinating book! This book is part historic, part fiction, and part subjective recounting. Basically it provides a subjective (the author's point of view is apparent) history of the Mormans, through the final abolition of polygamous marriage in 1904. The history is told through a fairly close representation of portions of "Wife No. 19, or the story of a life in bondage" by Anna Eliza Smith; through a first person record of research on the life Anna Eliza Smith; through the fairly flip and not entirely integrated first person story of a "lost boy" who was excommunicated from the Saints. This last part is a fictionalized account of the current polygamous sect of the "Firsts," a group that separated from the Saints in 1904 when polyamy was disallowed. Meshes nicely with recent media coverage of current polygamous sects.

Richard Wehler richardwehcb2f — This book pretty much had me in tears at how hard I was laughing at the quirkiness of the lead character and how a situation always came around and bit her in the ass. It's a hilarious book, especially when you get deeper into the novel.

Antonio Marvin antoniostye1d6 — One of my favorite books of all time.