Ajda Pekkan - Ajda 1990 (Plak) ücretsiz kitap indir

Dileeshsimon Dileeshsimon dileeshsimon — Bu kitabı bitiremedim. Çok rahatsız edici ve okuduktan sonra uyku alamadım.

Wyeng Loo wyengloo — I stumbled upon the movie based on this book accidentally, and it made me want to read the book. This is honestly one of the most interesting and enthralling books that I have read in a very long time. I don't remember the last time I couldn't tear myself away from reading like this. I also don't remember the last time I met such a clever, witty and interesting protagonist, which made me want to go on and on reading. I cannot believe this book is not better known, it is very well written and very fascinating from a literary point of view. Overall I'd reccommend it to anyone and everyone.

Theresa Ptak theresa8238 — This book is a light and amusing mystery. It's fun for adults, but probably more suited to children and teens. This is definitely a mystery where you can figure everything out once the first few hints have been dropped and the only reason you keep reading is to see how long it will take our protagonist to solve it herself. The characters are amusing though the only ones that seem fully fleshed out are Ingrid and her dog, Nigel. All the other characters are just two demensional at best. One character flaw in the book was that there were a couple problems set up (Ingrid's brother possibly using steroids? Her grandfather's farm? What's her dad being secretive about?) that are never resolved in the end. Speaking of resolutions, the end of the book was very short and abrupt. We had a detailed mystery set up and the solution just seemed sort of half-assed, like Abrahams wasn't really sure how to end the story so he just slapped one on. He closed it off nicely, but there just wasn't enough substance to it. I'd was reading an Advanced Reader copy, but for the most part Advanced Reader's aren't too different from the final product. But please take that in mind when deciding wether or not to read the book. I'd still advise on making it a library book choice, because while I did find it an amusing read, it's probably not worth your money.

Erick Boileau erick_boileau — this book is near and dear to my heart because it makes me feel good about many of the things that i enjoy engaging in. things a majority of people in this country (other than you, my friends) would have me think are bad. but dan savage wants me to feel okay about it. go f*ck yourselves, virtuecrats!