Thám Tử Lừng Danh Conan (Tập 84) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Tiago Do tiagodoval — This is going with me on my vacation - I'll let you know what I think.

Corsetdeal Blog corsetdealbf70 — Can you really claim to be a reader if you've never read the Anne of Green Gables books?! As with most books made into movies, the books are better of course. Although I do love the Anne movies!! The books introduce several enchanting characters not in the movies, and you get to know and love them all.

Luqman Al-hakim luqbaze — I read this book in a philosophy of science class focused on Italian scientists (Dante, Leonardo, Galileo, Primo Levi). The theme of the class was "bridging the gap between science and the humanities," and one of the more fascinating aspects of the class was seeing how, historically, there was no gap. The other really interesting thing that came to light for me was the fact that, for the most part, the people who are actively trying to cross the divide were the scientists. The ivory tower intellectuals rarely involve themselves in matters of science, but the scientists often play music, enjoy art and literature, theater, and other cultural activities, and their scientific lives integrate into the rest of their life. But not so in the other direction. Galileo was not only a brilliant scientist and philosopher, he also pioneered the use of the vernacular in scientific writing, and was passionate about elevating Italian into a great language. Most non-scientists think of scientific writing as dry and boring, but Galileo's thinking is not compartmentalized. He is writing in a time when a "philosopher" was also expected to be a scientist. This was prior to "natural philosophy," (i.e., science) being hacked off of philosophy, leaving a gulf between thinking about the world and exploring it physically in a rigorous manner. This book is highly readable and Drake provides excellent introductions to each section that provide context and background information.

Brittany Wood brittnicole — Another in the America the Beautiful series.

Cisca Bakema ciscabakema — I read this in homage to one of the places I turned down a job - Oklahoma. Quick read, and the movie is almost exactly straight out of the book (for once). Really, if you've seen the movie I wouldn't even bother with the book.