20. Yüzyılda Türkiye’de Popüler Müzikler ücretsiz kitap indir

Mariana Baldino marianabaldinodg — Oh Alice...it was such a sad story but I really enjoyed it. Alice was such a fighter. I loved her thinking. I really liked the perspective of the book coming from her and not the others around her. It was amazing that this could happen to somebody so young.

Ada Pusterla adapust4f22 — I have just spent the best part of the last 2 weeks reading this, and I'm wondering why I bothered. I had completely the wrong impression of what this book was about, not having heard the story or seen any of the films (apart from Captain Nemo turning up in League of Extraordinary Gentlemen!). I thought that the 20,000 leagues under the sea meant that they literally went down vertically to 20,000 leagues below the surface and there found a land full of fantastical creatures a la Journey to the Centre of the Earth (which I also haven't read). But it was basically a fictional travel guide to the world's oceans written in the 1860s and therefore now out of date. The language (which I understand is a translation) was flowery and at some points consisted of paragraphs of lists of names of various sea plants and animals. The one exciting bit of the book, which I had anticipated for 221 pages before I finally got to it, lasted for approximately one and a third pages! I remember now why I don't read fiction that was written more than 50 years ago. And I think Hollywood has a lot to answer for.

추 하늘 combo16e95e — Wish it had a more "TA-DA...so THERE" conclusive ending, but the evidence presented throughout the book is interesting, convincing, and in some places very elegantly stated. Great use of visuals, well-organized, and an enjoyable read. Dawkins is, as usual, seething with self-righteous frustration, but considering the general public's current opinion of evolution, I guess he has a right to be so cranky.

Luís Pinto luiscortesaopinto — This book took me on a rather depressing journey, but I did appreciate it's ability to knock my awareness one notch up.