Xương Rồng Và Cây Mọng Nước tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Pawe bassfreak — Awww.

B2b Digital _2_digital_printing — This is a wonderful book!

Ali Demir demkasan — Like no cookbook I’ve ever seen. The recipes look and sound delicious and doable, the writing is witty and fun, and—very importantly—there are lots of photos. It just makes me want to start cooking right away! I sometimes dislike cookbooks because they are just lists of recipes, without all the photos and comments that come from a blog. This one is really the best of both worlds. It’s like the blog but all printed and bound in an enticing fashion! I have never read a cookbook cover-to-cover but this one I did. That said, I really hated the crude humor and innuendo that popped up in this book. That is the only factor that would really keep me from giving or recommending it to others. There were also a few minor factual errors (for example, quinoa is NOT “the only naturally occurring plant-based food that contains all nine essential amino acids.” Soy, hemp, spirulina, buckwheat, and amaranth are other plant sources of complete protein. It kind of bothers me that no one bothered to check the facts on that. I think in a previous life I might have been a copy editor. :P) I liked the variety of recipes and I have already made almost twenty of them (though some of these I had previously made from the recipes that were on her blog), and I look forward to making even more. I appreciated that each recipe had the nutrition facts. I don’t count calories, but it is nice to know how much protein, etc. is in a recipe when trying to prepare a complete meal. However, I’m not sure if all the nutrition facts were spot on; some seemed not-quite-right for what was in the recipe. But it is still a good estimate. I also loved the "Pea Points" next to the recipes that gave meal suggestions, ways to substitute, etc. I was surprised that there were quite a few recipes calling for processed food—such as vegan sausages. I guess this is okay, but I appreciated the whole foods recipes the most. I hope Sarah writes more cookbooks, as I really liked this one over all (except for the crude humor. I really hope future books have less of that).

Ashley Keathley ashleykeathleyart — ** spoiler alert ** This is definitely my favorite Shadowlands book. You will laugh out loud at some of it. Gabrielle is an undercover for the FBI at Shadowlands, trying to stop a man who is kidnapping rebellious subs to sell them as sex slaves. Master Z is the only one who knows she's working under cover, and he forces Marcus to take her on as a trainee sub. He has to keep her for the month. There's no kicking her out. Only, she really is submissive, and she starts to fall for Marcus, and it's truly difficult for her to be bratty when all she wants to do is submit to him. She's not actually an FBI agent, though. She usually works as a victim specialist, and meets a lot of teenagers. I love it when she writes a list of the smart ass things the kids say, and starts saying them to Marcus and the other doms. I was laughing out loud at some of those scenes!