Trắc Nghiệm Khách Quan Toán 3 - Tập 1 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sezgin Yazıcı syazici — "Had it not been for my inability to mash potatoes I think it quite possible that I might never have embarked on this third case of mine." "Malcolm Warren returns! The mild-mannered stockbroker, and 'hero' of Death of My Aunt, is called upon by a brilliant but failed old school chum to investigate the disappearance of a wealthy uncle. The search ranges from the wild Cornish coastline to a garden nursery south of London. And against all odds, it is Malcom's unwilling persistence that finally unravels the skein." ~~back cover I loved this book! Charmingly written, great characterization, etc. Exceedingly readable. But the best part of all -- there are clues, and the reader can actually draw conclusions and solve at least bits of the mystery on his or her own. Cracking good fun! I can't recommend it highly enough!

Gloria Gonzalez puffbunn — The first SEALed is Hot! Hot! Hot! Daughtridge knows how to write about delicious Navy SEALs. Jax Graham is one hunky sex-on-a-stick hero. Read the full review - http://www.loveromancepassion.com/rev...

Julia Abud _ulia_bud — One of the most difficult things I've ever had to do as a reader is to give myself permission to abandon a book. As a child I would always force myself to finish a book once I had started it, no matter how badly I disliked it. Not so anymore. I have finally gotten to the point where I firmly believe, and I tell my students this all the time, there are too many goods books out there waiting to be read to spend your time finishing a book you just don't like. This book is one of those books. I have read 149 out of 372 pages and I'm just not enjoying it. I don't feel any draw, anything making me want to continue on. I am sure that there will be many people who will absolutely love this book, but as for me, I've decided to not spend anymore time with it.

Aleksandra Osmałek aleksandraosmalek — a big hit with my 5-year-old... he now spends lots of time pretending to ride a motorcycle, just like Ralph.

Almatin Siswanto almatinsis9329 — Rothman is part of the ever growing number of writer's who set of on a predetermined venture of which they are paid to write about. This type of story typically works for me because I don't mind living vicariously through writing, these books are typically quite humorous and often I learn something from the vicarious experience. Unfortunately, Rothman's just didn't resonate with me. The venture was too canned, the humor was few and far between, his knowledge and insight was limited.