Tổ Chức Trò Chơi Học Tập Trong Dạy Học Tiếng Việt 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Rimmert Breeuwsma rimmertba2a6 — Really good. Very descriptive, complex story set in the woods of an Oregon logging town by the author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Makes you want to go out and get dirty.

Mani Emad maniemad — Amy Fleury's use of language here is amazing. All her poems are interwoven with plants, animals and land-rhythms of the Midwest while zinging you with the smart and sassy insights of a woman who knows what time it is and how to invite you to the picnic. Do come!

Ruxandra Marin ruxandrasub — Maureen Johnson never disappoints, and this novel is just as amusing, sarcastic, interesting and intriguing as her others. Jane is no cookie cutter character and the ending of this novel is just as different and un-cliched as it could be. Additionally, Maureen Johnson has the unique ability to make young people, high school and growing up realistic. Her characters make morally ambiguous decisions, mistakes and snarky comments without the usual preaching commentary from the narrator or adult figures, and they offer questions and comments rather then seemingly all-knowing answers. Plus, this take on the Goethe story is really just much more fun.

Oscar Mclaren _itted_reations — Lame.

Kimberly Tussing ktussing — I concur with one of the reviewers - some of the characters are a bit thin and under-developed yet the historical context is mostly accurate and represented fairly and it is generally well written. Not a masterpiece but a "good" first effort from Jamie Ford.