Elementıa Günlükleri 3: Herobrine’ın Mesajı - Sean Fay Wolfe ücretsiz kitap indir

Lionel Serre lionelserre — Well I must admit to being delightfully surprised by this book. I thought I was getting myself into another blog turned to paper. I bought this book figuring I would sell it right away and make some of my money back but instead I feel like I made a friend and an expanded recipe collection. Molly Wizenberg is sweet and her writing delightful. I think I want to make all but one recipe - and this is just because I don't eat fish. I loved how the book so greatly illustrates that there is more to cooking then food....family and love play such a huge part. Moments of our lives can be tied to and wrapped around dishes. I would recommend this book to those who are beginning their own family traditions around meals...and those who love cooking and good food! I will not be selling this book any time soon...too many new recipes to try out.

Eugene Lazarenko 1lazarenko — I enjoyed this story. For some reason I am facinated by stories of women from different cultures. Story is not particularly long and is told in two parts -- first from the mother's then the American born daughter. My only criticisms is sometimes the author changes time periods (flashbacks) that at least to me were not clear at first and I found a little confusing -- especially toward the end when some of the characters have very similar names or even the same name! Would recommend it thought as it is an enjoyable, fairly short read and could be the source of good discussion.

Karina Bondarenko _arina_ondarenko — Alexis has pink hair and a bad attitude. Her parents are completely self-absorbed and don’t have any time for her. She doesn’t have any friends at high school, and her younger sister Kasey is obsessed with dolls. But then strange things start happening at home that make Alexis wonder if it’s the usual dysfunction of her life or something else. In their old house doors start opening and closing by themselves, and the water boils on an unlit stove. Kasey starts talking about a new “friend” who is nicer to her than Alexis, and she starts using old-fashioned phrases and forgetting big chunks of time. Scariest of all, Kasey’s eyes sometimes change from blue to green. When Alexis realizes that Kasey isn’t playing tricks on her but is putting her family in danger, she knows she has to stop her. But what if Kasey isn’t Kasey anymore? This is a good ghost story that is creepy, but not really scary, throughout the entire book. I think middle school students will like it. nw