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Nick Hulk _ulks — Chasing the mystery of what happened to the intricate art walls. The characters were bluntly drawn, but the action and subject kept me interested.

Marina Kohls marinakohls — Avant l'amant, il y avait le barrage........ les premières années de misère de la famille duras. La mère terrible, les deux frères, "l'enfant" qui se battent contre la mer avec entêtement et désespoir

Evy Mages _vy_ages — A well written account of the years from the end of the Second World War leading up to the Space Race of the 1960s. Mainly a political commentary rather than a military and scientific account, Brzezinski demonstrates his journalistic credentials by offering well researched stories from both America and the Soviet Union to build a narrative that explains the paranoia, misinformation, propoganda, and political fighting that existed both within and between these Cold War adversaries. The insight gained on the former-Nazi scientists who masterminded the German V1 and V2 rocket projects is worthy of it's own book, particularly the race by the superpowers to "capture" these scientists at the end of the Second World War for their own military aims, thus protecting them from war trials and other investigations. Brzezinski captures the ineptitude of many senior political figures in both countries, but I'm not convinced he does enough to describe the vast manpower and resources required to develop spaceflight.

王 思宇 449874354a4e1 — It is a textbook; how much am I supposed to like it? #1: It is way to freaking expensive! It should be half the damned price it was. And, sadly, there was a 9th ed. just out when we got this but that would've been even more expensive. Anyway, we read about 4/5th of this book before we moved on to other grammar topics (TG) so I am counting it as read. Looking back through the index I think I will go ahead and finish the rest, also, as it could be useful. I think it was a fairly effective text for standard grammar and Reed-Kellogg diagramming, but, honestly, I haven't read/used any other grammar texts so I have no standard of comparison.