Üstün Zekalı Çocuklar İçin Başarının 101 Sırrı - Christine Fonseca ücretsiz kitap indir

Roby Fitzhenry robyfitzhenry — It is kind of interesting, but I still can't fin it amazing.. I think it'll get better soon.

姜 邵钦 _arrentt — Fascinating history intersecting disease, mosquitos, geography, botany, science, politics, and personalities. Who knew, for instance, that Union attempts to establish a bridgehead along the Atlantic coast were stopped largely because of outbreaks of marlaria, typhoid, and yellow fever? Or that Napoleon used his knowlege of malaria, or "Walcheren" to defeat the English: "We must oppose the English with nothing but fever, which will soon devour them all." Later, Napoleon would himself cause the worst epidemic of malaria ever seen in Europe, breaching the dykes to flood the Scheldt estuary, thereby creating a perfect mosquito breeding ground.

Amintorres Amintorres amintorres — ** spoiler alert ** I wasn't expecting this book to be so bad. I don't know why -- maybe I thought that since it had spawned a TV show, it had to have something going for it. But no. The writing was awful. I suppose Sookie would write like that, being over-enthusiastic and naive and uneducated, but it was distracting. The dialogue and plot were equally poor. I read this because the only thing I liked about the TV series was Bill and Sookie, and I hoped the book would focus more on them. Well, it does, but book!Bill is so... awkward. ("I want to enter you again"? Just... no.) About the only thing the book does better than the TV series is that Tara doesn't exist, and Lafayette only has three lines. Sookie makes herself out to be open-minded, accepting vampires and guys who wear false eyelashes while hammering home the point that other people are, like, so intolerant, but as soon as two people start kissing in public she feels "a little sick." Yet we have to suffer through the most awkward sex scenes ever. Unfair, Sookie. She also has a completely overblown reaction when she realises that vampires really are supernatural creatures. Um, yeah? Did she actually believe that they're victims of a virus when a) she knows Bill's been alive for a couple of hundred years, and b) she saw him FLY?

Rute Torres _ute_orres — Quinoa is one of my favorite new foods. It can be used at any meal. It will be interesting to work my way through the 170 recipes in this book.

Virginia Vizalo cutpasteandmore — The short chapters made the book easy to read, but the publisher did an awful job of proof-reading and formatting the book. The book is an interesting look into the life of a marine sniper that focuses his experiences during the Iraq war. His vivid account of his daily engagements were graphic at times, but overall it was a good read to see what the war in Iraq looked like through the eyes of a "middle manager" who had to balance his desire to be on the front lines with his soldiers with his orders to support the battalion in an administrative role. If you like modern military history, or dreamed of being a sniper on the battlefields as a little child then you will enjoy the book, other than that you might consider something else to read. I am thankful for the men and women that protect our country on a daily basis, and for those who risk their lives to rid the world of evil.

Ngọc Vũ _goc_u — I can't wait to read this!! Just checked it out on Amazon, read the description, She had a FIANCE?? Wow, I'd love details!!