Savaşçı Kediler: Şiddetli Fırtına - Erin Hunter ücretsiz kitap indir

Agram Cocolores _gram_ocolores — WOW!

Evgeny Domantsevich qw8450wpd961 — This is one of the worst books I've ever read. A presumptuous topic presented by an arrogant, condescending author that lacks any real substance, or breadth for his case. As a Christian, Barna seems militant and hate-filled. This long, drawn-out essay would have failed a Freshman English course at Owensboro Community College due to its inconsistency, lack of fluidity, and faulty support. However, militant, fundamentalist evangelicals may really get a kick out of it.

Miggy Antonio distort — The subject matter was very interesting. I most enjoyed reading about the actual research studies that he performed. However, I found him to be a very annoying author - quite full of himself and never afraid to brag about his accomplishments. I suppose he was trying to make himself appear credible, but it got to be too much for me. I definitely learned a lot and am planning to make some changes to what we eat, and I definitely plan to read more on this topic. The book has provided good discussion points and caused me to think. That being said, I'm not sold on the totally vegetarian, totally dairy-free diet. I found the rat studies (aflatoxin & caesin causing liver cancer) to be most convincing. After the first several chapters, it seemed to change from citing research into more circumstantial evidence and his opinion. Many times he would also say, "one study showed..." without acknowledging whether there were 50 other studies that were inconclusive or that may have said the opposite. As far as his dairy argument, I found it to be most convincing for prostate cancer and Type 1 diabetes (in children weaned too early to cow's milk). In summary, it was an interesting read. I would have rather read something on the same topic but with a more unbiased author. A few of his arguments seemed to be a good stretch.

Sergio Lopez graun02 — I don't know why I waited so long to read another of this author's books. I should have done it a long time ago.

Denise Duppach deniseduppacha590 — This is a memoir, cookbook, and collection of stories and essays that will appeal to those both love to eat and love to cook in the context of creating connections with family and friends. Had heard of Colwin for years and now I see why her name pops up regularly in the world of food. The book has an urban New York context with numerous references to Jewish life.