Truyện Song Ngữ - Cô Bé Quàng Khăn Đỏ (Bìa Mềm) tải xuống LIT miễn phí

문 소연 mso78706 — Cute book about a sweet little boy and the adults he enamored. Quick read.

Elena Green phoenixella7c1a — Another book we were required to buy, was this book. It is pretty thick, and filled with a lot of useful information. If your wondering what to do in an emergency, you'll find the steps to most of the common situations that you can encounter in this book. Stay prepared, and read this book; although you wont be certified without the proper classes, stay ahead of the game and read this book to help save someones life, even if it's yourself or a family member your saving, it's all in this book!

Patti Fick patsky134df3 — A gift from Kim. =)

Duy Nguyen ducduy — Perhaps an interesting choice to read while on vacation abroad, this was an enjoyable celebration of nerdy history love. One of the things I really like about Sarah Vowell is that she clearly does love America and all of its craziness - she just doesn't think there's any excuse to look at our history and ourselves through rose-colored glasses. Erica commented that whenever she reads Sarah Vowell, she always imagines the essay as read by the author herself, and thinks Vowell's stuff is better heard than read. I do agree, but still enjoy reading about the joys of roadtrips to random American historical sites with a variety of sidekicks/drivers, and what can be discovered about our country, our culture, and ourselves through close examination of our history. Also? I would sign up for a Sarah Vowell historical tour of America in a heartbeat!

Vladimir Bolotkin bolotkin — Once referred to derisively as "vanity publishing," self-published books are finally taking their place alongside more accepted indie categories such as music, film, and theater. Indie Publishing is a practical guide to creating and distributing printed books regardless of your background, skill set, or ambition. It will help you realize projects of every scale and budget, from the traditional bookmaking techniques used to create zines to the more ambitious industrial production methods required to produce hardcover books in large quantity. Indie Publishing's special focus on the visual design of books makes it unique among publish-it-yourself manuals. Readers are taken step-by-step through the process of designing a book to give it personal style as well as visual coherence and authority. Design principles such as scale, cropping, pacing, and typography are explored in relation to each example, along with commentary on how to create effective title pages, tables of contents, captions, and more. Indie Publishing aims to inspire readers with examples of print projects similar to those they might undertake on their own. Sample designs include a picture book, artist's portfolio, exhibition catalog, poetry chapbook, novel, and zine. Indie Publishing addresses the important business aspects of independent publishing—from how and why you should get an isbn number to creating promotional materials and using the Internet to market your book. This comprehensive, illustrated guide concludes with a curated portfolio of the most exciting examples of independent publishing from the contemporary scene, reproduced in full color. If you have content to share and you want to give it a fresh and orderly form, this book will kick-start your project and keep you motivated until the ink dries. Indie Publishing is the eighth title in our best-selling Design Briefs series, which has sold more than 100,000 copies worldwide. Ellen Lupton is a writer, curator, and graphic designer. She is director of the Graphic Design MFA program at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore. She is the author of numerous books, including Thinking with Type (2004), D.I.Y.: Design It Yourself (2006), and Graphic Design: The New Basics (with Jennifer Cole Phillips, 2008).

Waeel El waeelels — I read this book while I was traveling in Peru. Dervla Murphy traveled through the Andes with her 9 year old daughter and a mule to Cusco. Though I was traveling as a backpacker, I realized how posh a traveler I was compared to the Murphys. I always stayed in my own room and usually had my own bathroom as well. I always ate three meals a day. I did have similar experiences of meeting amazing Andean people who are so different from urban Peruvians.

James Fitzgerald jamesfitzg40a0 — This book was an easy read and its a great one if you just want to read something "fun". It's about a Korean-American girl who resolves a lot of issues and the mystery around her parents' murder and her family's secret.