Bức Tranh Cô Gái Khỏa Thân Và Cây Vĩ Cầm Đỏ tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Matias Ferrero matiasferrero — The Resolution: I think this book could have been about 30 times better if the author hadn't tried to shoehorn in as much stuff as he did. It left me feeling a little underwhelmed at the end because everything felt rushed a bit. Still. The first 200 pages were very good.

Amos Cheng amoscjw — This is a pretty amazing book. I was originally under the impression that the book was actually written by Greg Mortenson, and was a little peeved when I finally picked up the book and discovered otherwise. However, after reading even just the first paragraph, I knew I would not be disappointed. The true author of the book is an exceptionally vivid writer. Like Peter Mathiesson's Snow Leopard, the writing is not only candy for the brain, but is also very informative. I have always professed my frustration of how little I understand of this part of the world. The history of the religion, people, culture, of Pakistan and Afghanistan has always seemed like a daunting task, if I was ever to understand even a bit. Not that the book is comprehensive by any means, but this book has not only told the story of an amazing man, but it has miraculously simplified and explained a very foreign area of the world to me, including quite importantly the genesis and rise of the Taliban within these countries. Before I saw that this book has been required reading for certain positions in the military, I thought it would definitely be a book I would recommend to my two nephews (on Antonio's side) who are in the military now.

Forglam Forglam forglam — This was a terribly written book. It had potential but was all over the place. It supposedly took her 10 years to write it and it was still so poor. No one in my book club liked it. If I could give it a 1/2 star I would.

Francis Miguel fosias — 1966 Newbery Medal Winner

윤 모정 _hwjd24685e464 — An important topic that deserves a good book. Unfortunately, this is not a good book. The writing is poor, and the organization is non-existent. Information is thrown in randomly - without any logical order, so it's impossible to remember and impossible to find later. The authors tone is sarcastic and mocking through the whole book, with more space given to jokes and mocking metaphors than to relevant facts about a serious problem. I was disappointed.

Mariela Fernanda marielafernanda2793 — Wow, another fast first-read read. I got this book in the mail on the 21st and finished it 6 days later, (I’m not as fast reader). I honesty can say i probably wouldn’t have paid money for this, but maybe gotten it from the library. There was good characters interaction, but there was something missing. It a great book for a crash course in Christian history and Gnostic beliefs. Conceptually this book was OK, Da Vinci and Indianan Jones perhaps, but nowhere near as exciting.