Amerikan Tanrıları (Ciltsiz) - Neil Gaiman ücretsiz kitap indir

Gy Gg jayjayswag76c0 — i was not all that impressed with this book. it didn't have nearly the same effect on me as "a million little pieces" did.

Awake Studio weareawake — Just finisde rereading for the 2nd time this year - I'd forgotten what an intriguing and suspenseful tale this book is - a definite must!!

Damian Hu 476086452d2c0 — This is the book I use to teach my drawing class. If you want to learn to drawm it is quite helpful. Trust the crazy exercises she recommends (like drawing without looking at your page), they all have a utility that only comes out in hindsight. I do think though that all her blah on right/left side of the brain differentiation is crap. You don't need to know any of that to make her exercises applicable.

Amber Huang amberhaha — I have heard about this book for months and I should have known the hype would ruin it for me. That being said, I can't know for sure that I wouldn't feel the same about it had I read it with no knowledge. Simply put, I think it is a really well written novel with some great ideas but it really didn't gel for me. It wasn't to my taste, whereas it is for many people. My problem - the third person narrative that floated in the present and future tense. It kept me too removed from the protagonist, which in turn didn't allow me to care all that much about her. (If I don't connect with the protagonist, I don't connect with the book.) It seemed a little too pretentious at times, dithering at others. Too much introspection and not enough detail into Frankie's machinations. The narration just plain annoyed me as it kept me at a distance and elements like the positive negatives, while cute were really clunky. It just seemed like in some areas of the book that the author was trying too hard. For instance, there are segments where Frankie goes on about Jeremy Bentham and the concept of panopticon - that felt like self-aggrandising to the worst degree. I loved Lockhart's social commentary about the Old Boys Club mentality - so prolific in these arcane establishments. I was in one for four years and I think she has done a marvellous job as depicting the complete obliviousness and sometimes deliberateness there is in keeping females at bay. I like the themes of feminisism and proactiveness but it was undone for me by Frankie's belief that Matthew was the guy for her. I would have preferred that her motivations were in larger part the sexism issues than the Matthew's lying and exlcusion of her as was depicted in the novel. The scene between Matthew and Frankie in the sick bay didn't sit well with me. I didn't like Frankie in that scene, the respect that I had built for her was pretty much decimated. Don't get me wrong, I am being very critical but I did enjoy the book. Lockhart's novel is a great, entertaining read and had it not been for the very specific, styled narrative I think I would have loved it. Regardless, I can appreciate the well crafted plot and the themes that are presented within it's pages.