Tập Tô Màu Kỳ Diệu! - Sắc Màu Cổ Tích tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Oleh Kasparov kasparoffoccab — This book was recommended to me by Suman. It's a collection of essays by the author of The God of Small Things, sharing her views about globalization and security all over the world, but particularly in India. It's non-fiction and there is an excellent essay in it called The Algebra of Infinite Justice about the 9/11 attacks, global poverty and the convoluted biased media and all the spin surrounding politics. The rest of the book was okay, although I was a little bit annoyed by the tone.... My reservation about this book is that it doesn't offer solutions, just articulates the problems (well) and I think it isn't broad enough intellectually. I thought that she didn't acknowledge other perspectives in the power/development debates that it addresses, just so that I knew she knew them at least. Arundhati Roy is a great writer and inspires me to get going on writing myself.

Mostafa Hamed 3_esigns — Literacy skills: Phonological awareness-Miles is on an adventure and along the way he tells us all the sounds that thinks make (creak, glug, splish-splash), these sounds help children develop phonological awareness.

Anthony Micho yothna — Not as good as the Charterhouse of Parma, but equally fascinating. Stendhal gives you a protagonist who isn't very sympathetic and then gets you to sympathize with him; no small feat! He is a terrific when it comes to the psychology of the characters, especially when he shows the distance between what one character thinks the other is thinking and what that other character actually is thinking. While ostensibly about post-Revolutionary France, the novel is really just two love stories back-to-back and how social class tends to muck things up. Thoroughly entertaining and a brisk read despite its length.

Camille Chen camillechen — Welcome to the Palace of Chemical Love. A colourful Organic Chemistry textbook (yeah, there are a lot of colours in there). Possibly the most colourful textbook I've ever read. It was hectic, it was good. Makes for some nice, light bedtime reading. It's also kind of heavy.