Sơ Đồ Chuỗi Phản Ứng Hóa Học Hữu Cơ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Robert Bailey rob_bailey3 — Along with The Hobbit, this is a classic fantasy novel/series that's an instant must read. In fact, there's nearly no point in my writing all this down, so let's just get to the point. Plot is solid and good. Characters are solid and occasionally amusing. There's only death and violence that's not detailed. Good: Everything. Bad: As mentioned with The Hobbit, it has a slow beginning, but get past that and your in for an adventure. This goes for all three books in the series. So if you haven't read it yet, GO READ IT!

Elena Rubio elenarubio — I read this book 11 years ago & it has some good tips. Sometimes I'll re-read passages or chapters as a refresher. But I find the best way to find help with writing is to just start writing. Writing & reading. This is what has helped me along. There is only so much reading you can do on "how to write" because at some point you're going to have to write. Something to think about.

Sevada Badalian vaganoff — This one is a page turner. The epic battle heats up along with the admiration between Luxa and Gregor. While I loved the battle story, I thought the ending after the battle was disappointing. So, that's why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. There were so many options for the ending and I though Ms. Collins chose a lame one. That's only the very end, though. The better part of the story is totally exciting, so it is worth reading for that.

Ramil Ramos ramiloversfd25 — Maguire updates Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Match Girl" for this Christmas tale originally read aloud on NPR. He manages to make the story a lot less depressing, but it's still a little too depressing for my taste. The illustrations are excellent and very detailed and very much mirror the tone of the story. I would recommend this as a book to keep on the coffee table during the holiday season so that folks have something to read while they're waiting for the turkey to be served.

Mohamed Elbeidak mmb4advert — love love. love love love. love love love love love.

Marcos Barroso marcosbarroso — This book was definately too short. LKH touched on some really intersting plot points but then never fully explored them, such as a new sithen in L.A. I still enjoyed the book, especially since she went back to the west coast and they are once again involved with solving crimes for the Grey Detective Agency. How Merry interacted with the human poplutions was one of the things that drew me to this series in the first place. Over all I am sad the book is over and I have to wait a whole year before she will likely publish the next.