Sách Kỹ Năng Song Ngữ - Sẵn Sàng Để Đến Trường tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Xuewei Jiang xuewei — i couldn't put this one down. not only is the story, set in world war II russia, interesting in and of itself, the style of the author's prose is so incredible, you don't want his words to ever end. pure enjoyment, what else can i say? (besides read it)??!! sorry monique, this review is a total letdown after my last masterpiece :)

Leimy De leimydelar8ea2 — ** spoiler alert ** Listening to this book was so enjoyable. Dick Hill performed the narration and did an excellent job - as he usually does. The story itself was rather more relevant to today than I expected for a book written in 1986. The main character Ben is a disillusioned, depressed lawyer who can't move on after his wife is killed in a accident. He answers an ad in an exclusive wish book catalog about buying a kingdom with all the trimmings; dragons, fairies, wizards, etc. Trouble starts before Ben even gets to his kingdom, and is compounded each day by new problems. It seems the magic that holds the kingdom together is fading since there has been no king on the throne for 20 some years. As Ben meets each new challenge from the kingdom he overcomes challenges from himself as well. He learns new things about himself and his motives that eventually lead to his victory in saving the kingdom (this is a story about magic, after all). At the end of the book as he stands before his subjects outlining his plans for restoring the kingdom to its former glory, I couldn't help but hear echoes of President Obama's speeches in my mind. Ben is tackling pollution, disparate trade systems, isolationism, and lost hopes. It just sounds too familiar.

Brian Ma brianma — A good story marred by an overdose of extremely graphic violence. The death of Stevan was nothing less than disgusting.

Mohammed Wael _ohammed_na_designer — This book took me on a rather depressing journey, but I did appreciate it's ability to knock my awareness one notch up.