Tủ Sách Bách Khoa Tri Thức Về Trái Đất tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rogier Mollenberg _ogiermollenberg — Yes I am a 30 something year old mother that still reads Middle Grade books. And not just because I have middle grade kids. ;) This book had me from the captivating quote found on the very first page. Pick up the book or visit the author's website to find it. As soon as you read it you'll know which line hooked me. The depth of these characters and the plot were amazing. Eisley Jacobs kept me up late (seeing as I didn't begin reading it until my kids were in bed, the first time.) wanting to know what was going on between Meia the foster child and Deglan the dragon. The book did not disapoint or keep you waiting to find out one item for too long. She revealed secrets as they should come out, not to fast but not to long either. If your looking for a fun adventure to read with your children or for you kids to read this is it. This is my first review and I am having a hard time not giving anything away, I don't want to ruin any surprises!! Thanks Eisley for such a great book. So excited for November. :)

Giorgio Voulioti _iorgio_oulioti — I was a First Reads Giveaway Winner for this book and I'm grateful because I really enjoyed reading it and learning more about Bhutan, "the happiest place on earth". It's a wonderful memoir of Lisa Napoli's experiences there. I just wish there were pictures since it sounds like such a beautiful place with wonderful people. I could picture this as a sitcom, girl from Brooklyn winds up in a developing country, surrounded by youth fascinated with US Culture. If you enjoy reading memoirs or learning about other places and cultures I would recommend you read this book.

David Robyn drobyn97e3 — I thought this book was interesting, but I felt bad for those children who lived in "Mount Blessing". I thought that Emmanuel was an asshole and should be sent to prison for the rest of his sorry life. The part that really upset me the most was the part when Benny gets his fingers smashed in the door and Emmanuel tries to sew them back up, that aggitated me and thats when you first realize that he doesnt want the police sticking their nose in a place like his... Good book over all. I liked how it gives the different perspection of Anges and Honey.