Tuyển Chọn Đề Thi Trắc Nghiệm Học Sinh Giỏi Toán Toàn Nước Mỹ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Irina Alekseeva bushamster — I enjoyed these books. It's wonderfully beautiful in every possible way.

Agustin Rivera aluxtin — One of the most well-written books I've read. While there is a plot that stretches to the last pages of the novel, this book is not plot-driven. I didn't rush through it but instead took my time to read every sentence, marking up many of them as I went because they touched me so. The language he uses to describe actions and emotions both huge and small in scale is so full of substance. Read it twice and loved it.

Phillipe Bojorquez phillipeb0015 — A Pilgrim can be characterized as a sightseer on a journey, and Dillard attempts to view all there is to see in an effort to be what she calls a bell, preaching to the masses about the mysteries inherent to a third rock life. On her many excursions, she reported that she observed tremendous beauty and paradox, balanced disorder, and magnificent transformations intertwined throughout the nature surrounding Tinker Creek. Dillard does not attempt to explain what it means. Instead, she attempts to share her puzzled wonder about the earth, universe, and the elusive, inscrutable meaning of life.

Matěj Koza matejkoza — I started reading this book when it first came out. I bought it because it was part of Oprah's book club (and I usually like what she recommends), and also because it was so popular. I thought it was pretty good and was enjoying reading it. My reading got interrupted by my college graduation and end of year projects and exams. Almost 3 years later, I picked it up again, to fulfill a category in a book challenge (book you started and never finished). I was worried I would have to start the book over from the beginning because it had been so long since I started it, but that wasn't necessary. I finished the book 2 days later and really enjoyed it. I read it from a different perspective now, because since I started it, all of the controversy regarding the book has emerged. Regardless of it was fiction or non-fiction, I still thought it was well written (different from most other styles of writing, but it was very interesting to read) and was still an amazing story of a man overcoming his demons.

Agnieszka Wawro agnieszkawawro — It might be hard to read and at times wordy and boring, but you have to respect something this freakin' old still holding resonance with audiences today. Plus, he loves to rip off body parts, which is never bad in required reading. Good for you, Beowulf.

Yanik Wichmann _er_reezer — This is the 2nd time I read this book. Neglected to record it the first time. Even better the second time.