2001: Bir Uzay Destanı - Aathur C. Clarke ücretsiz kitap indir

Amir Veld aveldc78c — ** spoiler alert ** I'll be honest, I haven't actually finished this book. But I'm not sure I ever will. I got about 150 pages away from the end and was planning to keep going. And maybe it's terribly prudish of me, but then the main character slept with his two female, young teenage clones, and my stomach kind of churned. And I just don't feel the need to read any more of it. It's not like that was the first thing to bother me, I wasn't a huge fan of the main character to begin with. He was a long winded lecherous ass who seemed only to rejuvenate only to get some more young, pert tail. He acted like some kind of expert on love, while he only spoke of everyone with fleeting affection. Not once did I see an instance of anything which could be considered "pure," unless you count the computer, but really only while she was a computer, because once she turned human she was just as brainwashed as the rest of them. Perhaps I needed to have some background on this character before I started, but I'm honestly not sure I would have wanted to. Also, towards the beginning, it felt that those convenient little omitted parts (I would honestly like to know what was up with those) occurred only when I was actually somewhat interested in what was happening. Instead, I got to hear pages of deliberating about genetic code, and more pages on the little details of trekking out into the middle of nowhere with a pregnant, largely idiotic (I'm sorry, but that's what Heinlein appears to either like or expect in women) woman. So anyway, I'm sorry, I really wanted to like this book, but I just can't pretend I did.