Siêu Nhân Toán - K1 (4-5 tuổi) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Marie Pylypets _ol_pse — Grandes ensayos sobre relaciones de todo tipo. Escritura maravillosa y sentí que tenía un grupo de amigos que simplemente compartían su opinión sobre la vida y el amor; no todos felices y maravillosos, sino todos reales.

Cacacola Zero cacacolazero — I loved this series and had a hard time putting each book down, although The Hunger Games was my favorite. I loved the characters and the relationships built between them all. It was disturbing yet always hopeful. The ending wasn't what I expected, but after digesting it all I thought it was a great ending. I'm sorry it's over!

Erika Angel erikangel — I like that they give you listings of what goes with certain types of food. It's a little hard to read because a good part of the book is listing the spices. However, it is a very good reference.

Nino Smovic kirino — Okay, if you sometimes binge on historical romances, and then read all the ones your friend recommended and then try heading out on your own and suddenly realize, oh wait, the majority of the genre is awful, full of 'his forceful kisses stifled her protests!' type stuff where the protagonists are cardboard cut-outs distinguished only by how annoying they are... Here is an author to start your next binge with. I suspect the 'historical' part is not something you should lean on too hard, so if that's going to be a big deal for you, this may not be your book, but to be honest, I don't want too much historical realism in my romances; when you look at the degree of agency afforded to women and the lower classes throughout most of history, it's just damn depressing. On the other hand, I find stories where every girl is climbing down a drainpipe and dressing as a boy, or, alternately, where women are afforded all the respect and dignity men are almost as aggravating, because if that's the case, why does this society still appear to be run by men? So, clever women who see how their society constrains them and work to get around the barriers? I'm not going to be too critical. Bonus for total lack of 'overpowering your objections is sexy!' (Side-note: The female protagonist has the cutesy elocution Georgette Heyer uses to indicate someone is a native French speaker. Basically, she talks like Leonie from These Old Shades. This might annoy you? I didn't mind.)

Roberta Vienna _oberta_ — Thank you for everything, Ray Bradbury. You taught me to read. You truly did.

Björn Ischi bjoernischi — A ggod read. Vlad has to use the legal system to solve a mystery. His interact ions with Cawti and Vlad Norathar are the best part of this book. "Kiera, after you've been in battle with gods, you get to the point where the affairs of mere mortals--" "Can you be serious for two words?" "Not without effort," I said. "Apply yourself."

Adersh Sreedhar ader5h — This is another title on Christian family building, which offers practical advice and encouragement for modern Christian parents.