Tỏi Với Sức Khỏe Con Người (Tái Bản 2017) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

钟 雪炀 _andy11111 — I really enjoyed this novel. It was about a american girl and her realtionship with her father over the course of their lives - weaved with the events in China in the 1940's and 1950's. I thought that I would just get wrapped up with all the fun historical details, - but I found myself really taken in with the story of thefather/daughter relatioship. Really, really enjoyable

Talal Hassan 6alal — A biography of cancer does not sound like it would make an appealing book, but this was fascinating. Mukherjee provides clear explanations of complex science that are easily understood by the lay person and documents the evolution of cancer treatment and biology well. I was less interested in the ancient history then what happened in the 20th century, but luckily that stuff was relatively short. Periodically, Mukherjee would talk about his own patients and I wish there had been more of that. I also wish there had been more of discussion of Gleevec, the miracle drug my brother was on. All in all, worth a read.

Mitchell Greenwood mitchell2greenwood — Maybe I have OCD: all my life I've gravitated to series-style publishing, and devoured one edition after another just to finish the set. Thank goodness there are authors like Cahill to make the marathons worth the effort. Desire was the first I read of the "Hinges of History", in addition to "Gifts of the Jews" and "Sailing the Wine-Dark Sea". I remember one of the jacket reviewers remarked on Cahill's ability to "strip the Victorian husk" from the Biblical subject at hand, and I still think the compliment is apt. All of a sudden, saints who I've read forever (for example, St. Paul in his many letters to Church communities) became living, breathing, sweating, swearing people. It was uncanny. I have since come to recognize there is more than a bit of subjectiveness on the part of Cahill's characterizations. But that doesn't make his storytelling any less compelling.