Zihinsel Gelişim Etkinlikleri :Seviye 1 ücretsiz kitap indir

Mario Betancur mariobetancur — One of the best books I've ever read. Funny, sad, perfect. You fall in love with each character and feel as if you know them all personally. The very end, just preceding Arthur's death, is the most poignant. Arthur's meditations on war very relevant. Many lessons learned throughout the book on a wide range of subjects: war, how God created humans, love, intrigue, desperation, etc. And no, this genre of book is not typically my favorite, but, I must say, this has become one of if not the favorite book I have ever read. Fabulous.

Mohammad Zekrallah mzekrallah — Painful information organization! So bad! But still, a fun book to both flip through and to read. Lots of helpful knowledge embedded in a populist outlook. It's not like Maui can suck; but this book gives some tips on how to make it more fun.

Christopher Espinoza _rizttof27 — I gave this book ZERO stars because it was the longest, most boring read, ever! I always finish the books I start and this one was a doozy. I liked learning about Chris McCandless' death, but why did it have to take so many pages to talk about it. This author had a need to compare his own life to McCandless' which led to boredom - non-fiction boredom.

Thomas Rust thomasrust — *cough*... Though it may make me some enemies, this book shows the stupidity of mildly realistic femininity. The characters are very 2-dimensional, and a quick review of the book's description will show the vanity of it's author (acclaim "has come too late"). In my opinion, it should have never come at all!

Ashley Powell ashleypowell — Way too much war for me. I liked Alaric(main male) much more than Fallon (main female) of the book. She was just too much of everything. Too head strong, too persistant, too loyal to what was gone, and too unforgiving!

Fabiano Soares fabianofonseca — Having a quick re-read! Love this book! Definitely a must-read!