Vở Bài Tập Toán Nâng Cao Lớp 4 - Quyển 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Amanda Ozark _manda_zark — Really very very good. He deserves alot of recognition this old Parker guy. It's a pity his plays don't seem to be the done thing anymore, or maybe I'm just out of touch

Jem Raid jemraidf18b — Though I am hard-pressed to pick a favorite among Madeleine L'Engle's litany of novels, this is a likely candidate. The fourth installment in the Wrinkle in Time series, I adore L'Engle's incorporation of exotic cultures and climes, time travel, and a sense of overwhelming good battling evil regardless of how hopeless it may seem. I especially love Charles Wallace's many "reincarnations" that take him everywhere from the Welsh settlement of Patagonia to the witch-fearing colonies of the early states. I also appreciate L'Engle's consideration of our lives' tiny details ultimately playing out in globally huge consequences. Just talking about it makes me want to read it again!

Mark Vasquez _ark_asquez — I am loving this book so far. SO English, the only people who can make abject poverty seem somewhat respectable and something aspirational. I agree with the other reviewers -- it's not a children's book. The narrator is 17, and she's hardly a child! I'll post more after I finish it, but so far, it's meeting my high expectations. Update: I enjoyed it the whole way to the end. I read it about 18 hours. : ) Obviously, a quick and easy read, especially if you have some working knowledge of British terms. I found the ending a bit disappointing, but not too much so. I would especially recommend this for a summer read. It's not trashy or simplistic, but it is simple, sincere and sweet. Yet fairly clear-eyed about human nature. A treat!