Tìm Hiểu Văn Hóa Cổ Truyền Trên Tem Bưu Chính Việt Nam tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Alissa Kinner _lissa_inner — That Hayden chapter nearly killed me. Obviously not as good as the first, but still a lot to love. I'm excited for the conclusion next year.

Margaret S shumm — Let me begin by stating that I am a climber and have a desire for adventure; sure, those might seem to go hand in hand, but how many climbers are willing to suffer in their thirst for adventure? My suffering has been hardly that, but the limited hardship I've endured has brought an appreciation for those who have set their sets higher, further afield or took on a challenge thought foolhardy by many. Which brings us to this book, this author, this audacious undertaking. Any climber or traveler who has spent some time crashing through the brush, navigating off trail, guessing at what might lie above and the best path to it will appreciate Benuzzi's writing, which captures the essence of being outdoors, off the beaten track on an adventure. It is not lost on the reader that the this is the vantage point of one who is restrained (actually prevented) much more than we are from enjoying "being out there." He distills his sense of wonder and appreciation into words. I really enjoyed the detailed descriptions of how they finagled materials to create their gear, amazing. And I enjoyed even more the view of life at the POW camp--really a microcosm of society itself, who would have guessed? This may be a book that will stick with you long afterwards. I special ordered my copy, and as I rarely keep books (I live in an 800 sq ft home) I sold it back to the bookstore. Since, I have looked for it more than once...hoping to chance upon it for another read. Maybe that next time I'll keep it--it deserves a spot simply to be frequently seen and remembered, it is that special.

Nes Castillo losdearriba — Very unpredictable- I was so pleased! I had absolutely no clue as to what would happen, where she would end up or who she would end up with. Very well written and entertaining! :)

Amie Bennett amiebennett — Though aimed at elementary school children, this overview of the Muslim religion proved to be a pretty good primer for me as well. I wasn't familiar with most of the holidays or the sheer diversity of practices in the global Muslim community. It's always fascinating to see the vast differences in interpretation of the same book. Definitely recommended for explaining the basics of Islam to a small child (or an uninformed adult, like myself).

Vidit Sachdeva vidit08 — We should all be so lucky to know Hazel, Fiver, and Bigwig. Book moves slow at times, but it is well worth it. Accessible by young and old.