41 Yasin Bilg. Hatlı Hafız Boy - Elmalılı Muhammed Hamdi Yazır ücretsiz kitap indir

Maicon Slavieiro maiconslavieiro — Good story, but it starts off really slow. Be patient.

Anna Hartweger annahartweger — datz my jawn rite here i remember when i was young i used to read this book like every other day

Marie Jegat marie253jef494 — I wasn't as impressed with this book as I thought I would be. It tries to be a mystery, a ghost story, and a family drama yet is not mysterious, suspenseful, spooky, or even very interesting. The quirky main character is supposed to be (I assume) endearing, but I found her to be selfish, cocky, and very annoying. Nothing special, and a struggle to get through.

Nare Hovhannisyan misskocoloz3a72 — My sister-in-law’s husband received this as a gift for Christmas, and when I read the fly-leaf I couldn’t figure out how it had slipped beneath my radar. This is exactly the sort of book I look for. Set during the great potato famine in Ireland, the story follows a boy named Fergus as he watches the simple world he knew of mountains, fields, and cattle in County Clare crumble and die in the face of the terrible blight. After his entire family dies and he is ejected from the land of the farmer whose tenants his family was, he gradually makes his way through a series of trials from the mountains of western Ireland to Dublin to Liverpool and eventually on to America. The story is expertly paced, with the adventures moving quickly enough to keep you turning the pages, but not so quickly that you can’t appreciate the trials he goes through and relish in his triumphs, however small they may be. A great telling of a horrible tale, and another great story about the ability of the human soul to overcome anything.