Sinh Học Người (Giáo Trình Dùng Cho Sinh Viên Ngành Sinh Học, Y Học, Dược Học...) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Grady Harp gradyharp — It doesn't really deserve five stars...as Dostoevsky is a dirty sell-out. I mean, love story? Who would have thought?

科 胡 huke — Drags a bit from the start to the middle but the end is pure gold!

Sara Moreno _ixel_over — i have to admit i didn't make it the whole way through. i only read it because adam made me. [he got jane austen in the swap :)]

Michael Campbell mbc0502f260 — A highly educated contributer to MSNBC, Jeannette Walls writes the story of her family. Her mother was a free spirit and father was a brilliant alcoholic. The family moved often and was sometimes just a step away from being homeless. Wall does not ask for pity, rather she relates the children's struggle for survival and escape as well as the love she felt for her father. A good weekend read.

Mahmoud Nouman mahmoudnouman — Simple quick read...witty and funny...characters I can relate to...takes place in Chicago and is fun to read about the neighborhood I live in...sometimes the main character is kinda annoying. Stella sometimes adds fantastic events in her books which can either be funny or just completely unbelievable

Maria Bredee _ariabfdz — Grounded after a mysterious accident, and forbidden to have any contact with his headstrong, curious best friend Sarah, Ryan begins a new secret journal to record his memories of the night when he broke his leg. He and Sarah secretly communicate through email and videos she posts online, which the reader is asked to watch at certain points in the diary. Discoveries, and more mysteries, unfold as this curious ghost story moves quickly forward through the days following Ryan's release from the hospital. Their hometown, Skeleton Creek, is home to some strange legends and history, and even stranger characters: the gun-toting librarian, the new Ranger who seems scared of what the kids might find, and parents who don't seem to be telling the whole truth about their motives. All of these curiosities center around a dilapidated old building called "the Dredge", used long ago to mine the land for gold, and the site of at least one "accidental" death. The videos are a gimmick that works, with just enough starts and thrills to keep the reader/viewer on the edge of her seat when accessing Sarah's missives. Though the acting is corny, each segment moves the story forward, incorporating Sarah's thoughts into what would otherwise be a very one-sided (and uneventful, since Ryan is housebound) exploration of the aftereffects of that spooky night. Cliffhanger ending.

Kaylin Dye kaylin2db1 — Another "this is what happens after our civilization makes all the ecological mistakes and totally disappears book". They are getting overdone. This one is too simplistic and too obvious. It creates a civilization without an economy and yet everyone has everything they need without vocations. Not my favorite.