Truyện Kiều Văn Xuôi (Dành cho người trẻ) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Megha Jairaj meghajaira65bd — The Women of the Hill took me by surprise. More a novelette than a full length novel, it's packed full of personality and energy. Within the setting of a close-knit circle of friends, realistically drawn with razor-sharp, true to life dialogue, a plot is woven of African-American women struggling to survive economically and raise their children in the face of marriages and relationships gone wrong. The ending was so surprising and shocking that I was literally biting my nails as I whipped through the pages. Ey Wade knows how to portray real characters and tell a story with equal parts humor and pathos...a story that never loses its punch.

Amit Chilamwar chilamwar — This is a great book. It neatly and concisely organizes 9 principles of cognitive science into narratives relevant for education (or conceivably for general interest about how the mind works). It wisely sticks to the "consensus" stuff, of which there is tragically little in education.

Henrik Juhl superfetz — I had lots of fun reading this fantasy recommended by my son. Now, I am going to read Part II and am relishing the thought.

Anthony Nguyen tungdesign — With such healthy friends, I can't help but be influenced.

Lilian Nissopoulos _ilian_issopoulos — Another great addition to Angie Sage's series! i'm glad we started to see the beginnings of some character growth/maturity, but by this stage I'd prefer for a bit more. It was also slightly darker, but again we're just talking baby steps here. Sage went for a more complex story this time around which very effectively incorporated some time-travel adventure which i enjoyed a lot.