Vườn Cổ Tích Cho Thiếu Nhi - Nòng Nọc Tìm Mẹ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Parth Swaminath _arths — Throughout my grammar school months of August - nearing the end of another freedom-filled summer away from school - reality would set in and I'd be bombarded with the hideous notion that returning to school was just up ahead on the horizon. Feeling the anxiety, the panic setting in - meeting new people, making new friends, suffering new teachers, worrying if the level of knowledge required to pass the subsequent grade would increase past the amount I was prepared to generate, coming in last for every P.E. mile run - I would turn to my collection of Calvin & Hobbes collections for comfort, support, humor in times of great unrest. Never did they disappoint, even if I knew each and every third-panel punch line a mile away. If God has cursed you to get only one C&H collection, get this one. Trust.

Andres Vega rachacreativa — I found myself liking this story a whole lot more than "Old Man Logan." It was more engaging and believable as far as a Marvel Universe future. One of the best things in this is how the patented 'snikt' ages into the arthritic (and possibly rusted) 'sklitch.' That one sound effect, I think, makes the book. I did have some concerns about the possible future (not as many as "Old Man Logan"), but I wonder if that comes from not knowing enough of some of the current Logan stories (I'm still in the late 90's). I'm not sure how much I buy the new brother (what happened to Sabertooth as the brother?). The unclear demise of Xavier. X-Men as officials. Etc.

Else Hythe elsehythe1b860 — I'm not generally a fan of ghost stories but this one is so well woven with the culture and the personalities of the characters, I enjoyed it a lot. It was more a story of compassion and love than a ghost story. Very well written.

Moisés Vilches moisesvilches — Very powerful book. Definitely opened my eyes to the terrible persecution of innocent women that is still happening today in the name of religion. I highly recommend this book - it is one of those books that is shocking and informative enough to reshape the way one perceives the world.

Xiao Xia xiaxiao — This completely threw me for a loop. It starts off as a series of gross-out humor adventures but then suddenly veers toward a grisly climax and depressing end. The only things I can think to compare this to is Bridge to Terabithia and -to a very slight degree- Crime and Punishment. Definitely an odd book. Van Draanen is defintely one of my favorite kid/YA writers.