Güzel, Açıkgöz, Cesur Kızlar - 4 (Ejder çocuk) - Beatrice Masini ücretsiz kitap indir

Gilbert Guerrero _ilbert71 — This is a book every woman should read! Single, in a relationship, married. It gives us props for being the awesome women we are, and makes us feel good about having standards. (Standards are more than okay, kids. They're NECESSARY.) They need to write another book together and FAST.

Jin Jinny jinnipa — So I didn't read this, exactly, but I'm using it as a supplement to my preparation for class and I'm finding it excellent. It's clear and organized and includes good case examples, large-group exercises, small-group exercises, etc. I particularly like the last section which provides an overview of the treatment systems studied and offers a self-test guide for choosing a system which is most compatible with your personality. If I teach this course again, I will seriously consider assigning this text instead as my students found their assigned text difficult to read. The question is whether I would then be dumbing the course down by assigning the easier text as opposed to challenging the students with more academic reading to develop their skills. Also, with all the activities and case examples, this was such a great supplement that I'm reluctant to give away my tricks by having the students read it!

Greta Smetoniute _agalve — Great read! One of my favorites by far!

Huiyan Qin a4076867628273 — Well, I finally read something by Umberto Eco. I liked it. He nailed the voice of a scholarly young monk perfectly, which, while admirably done, does not make for the most thrilling, nail-biting read. However, if you commit, I think you'll be charmed by his clever details and the thoughtful philosophical messages he slips into the narrative. His characters are well conceived, and the entire story line, beginning, middle, and end is clearly segmented and neatly wrapped up in the end. The novel does require an openness to religion, although devotion is not necessary. You may very well be a better person for reading this book, but I would only recommend it with caution.