500 Bài Toán Cơ Bản & Nâng Cao Lớp 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Julie Huang juliehuang878 — I love Johanna Lindsey books! It is a typical romance but I still love the characters and the interactions between them. The story of Larissa and Vincent. Vincent is set on revenge on Larissa's father for the death of his brother. When he evicts them from their home he discovers Larissa. He lies and schemes to keep her near him.

Angela Foo angela_archi — My first copy was a Reader's Digest version I found at my grandparents' house...I was hooked and have read it multiple times since. Dr. Zhivago is a poet, philosopher, and physician whose life is disrupted by the war and by his love for Lara, the wife of a revolutionary. His artistic nature makes him vulnerable to the brutality and harshness of the Bolsheviks; wandering throughout Russia, he is unable to take control of his fate, and dies in utter poverty. This is a sweeping historical novel.

Jonathan Lamb _amb_hop_rafx — Engaging.

서현 김 h_unny — Initially, when I finished reading this book, I had planned on giving it 3 stars. But since I wait to enter my books on Goodreads until the end of the month, a few weeks have passed since I finished it, and when I saw it on my list, I thought: "What book is THAT?" I cannot in good conscience give 3 stars to a book that I can barely remember after 3 weeks. Walbert's book tells the story of 4 generations of women from the same family, the progenitor of which is a woman who starved herself to death for women's suffrage in the UK during WWI. I found myself liking the suffragette's granddaughter the most, whose story we don't get to see until she is already in her 70s. After the death of her adult son, she starts to see her life in a different light. I found myself really enjoying and identifying with her journey. I thought the best chapter in the whole book was the one during which she shared a cruise with her husband - this chapter was intense and melancholy, but so incredibly well written. Ultimately, I didn't feel like the 4 generations' stories meshed well together. They hardly seemed connected to one another at all. I also didn't understand the odd obsession with Florence Nightingale. And I guess I just don't really see the point of this book. It fell flat for me.