Çocuklara İlk Dini Bilgiler - 1 - Mürşide Uysal ücretsiz kitap indir

Shikha Maheshwari shikha_m — Don't know quite how to feel about this book. I did like the story for the most part but there were A LOT of inconsistencies. Whether it being descriptions not matching up or the ending of the one book and the beginning of the next not coinciding. Still a good read but my OCD couldn't let me get past all the flaws.

Ha Trieu _a_rieu — I still enjoy reading it.

Jahaziel Serrano _ahazi_errano — I am just not a Hemingway fan. Though I might try The Sun Also Rises. Sarah said it was pretty good.

Anna Kolsicka annakolsicka — What I learned from this book? That Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett are like peanut butter and chocolate...awesome separately, awesome together.

Alejandra Playeras playerasgub818 — بیشتر این کتابها رو در زمان بچگی خواندم و شاید اصلشان را نخوانده باشم..اما تا جایی که یادمه این کتاب رو خیلی دوست داشتم..مثل همه کتابهای بچگی..نمیدونم چی ازش یاد گرفتم و این خیلی بده!!!!

Apiwan Onnom cottonahao — I have tried to read this book several times before, but now that it makes an appearance on my list of books to read (along with many Terry Pratchett ones – argh!), I thought I would give it a real proper attempt. Actually, on this reading, it was nowhere near as bad as I had thought. Some of the satirical moments are amusing, and I particularly like the conversations between Rincewind and Twoflower – I can almost picture them in my head, and the relationship between the two is excellent. For some reason, the world itself doesn’t resonate with me so much. I don’t know why because other magical lands, such as in Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings, are much more vivid in my head. I don’t doubt my imagination, but sometimes the descriptions were just a little off for me. Still, I was super impressed to get to the finish after so many false starts, and I would even go so far as to say I enjoyed most of it. Now, though, I am simply left wanting some luggage with little feet.