2018 KPSS Genel Yetenek Genel Kültür Orijinal Sorular Fasikül Tamamı Çözümlü Son 10 Yılın Çıkmış Soruları ücretsiz kitap indir

Neal Ortenberg _eal_rtenberg — I really appreciated Shaila's writing. It was lyrical and beautiful, something that I have come to expect from South Asian authors. I loved her analogies and descriptions. To me, that helped bring Arissa to life and I felt her sadness and despair at suddenly being a widow in a world that might hate her for the color of her skin. Complete review on my blog

David Mikhaylov davidossik13bf — I enjoyed the story, but it was not quite what I was expecting. I was hoping to read more about Seth and Aislinn, but they played very minor roles in this story. Instead we focus on Aislinn's friend from school Leslie. Leslie has a very horrible home life and unspeakable things have happened to her (still makes me cringe thinking about it and the fact that this is a teen novel, I guess the reality for our youth today is very different from when I was young). Leslie wants nothing more then to break out of her life and reclaim herself; she's decided that getting a tattoo is the answer. Unfortunately for Leslie she has caught the eye of several faeries including the Dark King Irial. We learn quite a few new things about the Faery world, especially about the Dark Court. The book lost a star with me due to the fact that it was so predictable, especially the ending with Niall.

Samo Rera ojophotography5a16 — This book was insane...much like the main character. The writing was primitive...derivitive...I'm not really sure how to apty describe it. The book, itself, was so short...the chapters/parts were strangely sectioned, and at one point, you don't even know that the voice of the narrator has changed because there is just a * in between paragraphs. I think this was bare bones and could have been fleshed out much more thoroughly and made a "real" novel. It was interesting, but I don't think her descent into madness was adequately fleshed out. And, I think his character could also have been much more fleshed out to give him more depth. As a prequel, I think this could have been much better and stood alone as a novel...

Alan Cotino ascotinoc3b7 — Gordon knew I would like this book. I really do. Some of the Balthazar section is weird, but I've already quoted this very irreverent book in church.

Antwan Moore _uthrnsin1 — ** spoiler alert ** Desire is a dark thing, and makes people exceptionally cruel to each other. I fear for November, and her Happily Ever After. My heart broke for Nerezza and Hester. The sex was disturbing, more-so because Valente's language is much more sensual than the acts it depicts. There's a dissonance between the (sensual) characteristics of the language and the (coercive, cold) characteristics of the story and characters.

Arnim Pommeranz arnimpomme475c — Very good and I think that he is a very good author. He is also very descriptive in the things that he writes . He also is kind of like a thriller writer in some ways and in others he is a murder mystery writer. This is a very good book and I would recommend it to anyone who would like to read a murder mystery by the greatest author in the world!!!! This has got to be the best book that I have ever read in my whole life it is very descriptive and very very good and It is full of action. I honestly liked the end were Jared killed his dad after his sister gave him Molly's necklace that their Great Aunt Cora gave her right before she died like ten seconds later. I just didn't imagine that the end of the book would end that way! It was just so very good and I would like to read it again and again along with his other books that I have read.

Parin Heidari parinh374a — awesome :-)