100 Kanatçıkta Öğren Serisi: Sayılar ücretsiz kitap indir

Kristen Knowles _risten_nowles — I recently found this slim book of poetry among my college debris; thought it was so funny back then... poignant too. It tells the story of this Filipino named Ang Tunay Na Lalaki who was kind of a bigshot c-list celebrity back in Manila but after moving to NYC is faceless, emasculated. All the poems, bearing titles such as "Ang Tunay Na Lalaki Explores the Chatrooms on AOL" and "Ang Tunay Na Lalaki Does His Laundry," are quirky and fresh.

Meriem Djellaoui djellaouimd457 — Hmm. I just had to read it - the latest "need to read" book. I was somewhat underwhelmed. It probably could have used a good book group discussion for me. I was disappointed at the fact that the boy couldn't speak functionally normal English at the age of five after living exclusively with a regular talking mom and TV to learn from. I admired the mom for doing a wonderful job of protecting this child in such a bizarre situation and was surprised that she reverted to a somewhat more shallow self upon reentering the real world. I guess no one's perfect and she rose to the occasion for her son. Talk about being a 'Tiger Mother'! Maybe it was all too contrived as a story for me.Screen play anyone?

Camille Block camilleblock — Read this book in the matter of a week, which is rare for me. It now finds itself somewhere in my top X books of all time. Of course I'm a sucker for time travel books, and this one handles it in a pretty interesting way. The only problem is I don't know how I can wait for the sequel to be published next Spring.