The 26-Storey Treehouse (The Treehouse Books) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ahmed Kamal ahmedkamal72f0 — a crazy book that questions the typical societal perception of insanity. great movie too.

Maya Theus mayatheus — A fascinating book regardless of one's religious views. The author is willing to speak by telephone to book clubs (visit her site) and I very much enjoyed speaking to her, learning more about the book, and hearing about the process of writing it.

Mohammad Prasetyo akatsuki_n560d — The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle is surely one of the most widely read children's story. In its simplistic way it teaches the young reader/listener the life cycle of a caterpillar. This includes the vocabulary involved in the different stages it goes through on its way to becoming 'a beautiful butterfly'. It isn't a strictly factual book with the caterpillar eating many unusual foods. However many of the foods are enjoyed by (particularly american) children helping them to understand how the caterpillar grows and about healthy eating. The caterpillar also appears to emerge through the other side of the foods and indeed pages which make the bright, colourful illustrations more interesting and tactile. This is particularly relevant to the fruit, which has different sized pages and could be used to extend the child's learning of counting and numbers. The Very Hungry Caterpillar is a memorable story, the catchphrase 'but he was still hungry' is something that children often latch on to and repeat as an adult reads the story making it more of a shared reading experience. With its life cycle, food and number themes it is definitely a rich source of learning and could be extended and used in conjunction with props or acted out.

Ly Bao lybao — There is a Russian mole at the top level of the British Secret Service and George Smiley is called out of retirment to find him. Smiley, old, tired, cuckolded and branded "Control's pet" has to work slowly and patiently through the evidence to find which of four people it is. There is little physical action, Smiley is too old to be James bond, but the psychological tension is maintained throughout the book. This is a wonderful read, much more realistic than many spy novels, in which attention to detail and pedantry are crucial. If you want gung-ho and blazing guns do not read this.