Tiếng Anh Dành Cho Học Sinh Tiểu Học - Nhà Cửa tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Taylor Venske tvenske — So, this book has gotten a lot of hype, and a lot of reviews, and I read it rather disjointedly and to some expense as I wracked up library fees. I definitely felt like the different narratives were each interesting and compelling, but found their connection less than compelling. I loved the descriptions of places, things, and meals as well as the familiarity and lack of specificity about the war. The jury's still out. Obviously, a writer of towering ability, and I think she deserves better attention and a closer look than I was able to give this time around.

Jesse Virgil jvirgil_rm84e9 — Book # 85 of 2009 Phury is most definately not my favroite brother. I just find him so damn whiney. And... now I'm confused too. Is he still a brother? Or not? Or... Back at book #1, I wasn't to thrilled about all the subplots. But by now they don't seem so intrusive. I'm loving John Matthew's story, and I can't wait to see where it goes. And this is the part where I get all English teacher on this book. WTF is with the "text messages"? I mean, I realize real people use shorthand sending texts, but it kinda seemed like new words were being made up. And, oh my the editing errors. I know Lara's pointed it out before, but I hadn't noticed as much in the previous books. But I noticed in this one.