Avrupa Birliğinin Dış Güvenlik ve Savunma Politikaları: OGSP ücretsiz kitap indir

锺衡玻 锺衡玻 zhonghengbo — Well I tried. It just obviously was not my kind of humor - I didn't find it funny. I took a long time to finish such a short book as I really wasn't interested. Won't read it again...

Vaaudev Pai vaaudevpaifede — Whew! Well, that took long enough! But, I must say, I really enjoyed every phase of reading this book, and although I read it off and on over the course of several months, I felt very involved and interested in the story the whole time. Becky Sharp is indeed a fascinating and complicated character (although perhaps not quite so complicated as some critics make her out to be!), but the character that I grew to love most, and that Thackeray himself seems to grow more fond of as the story goes on is Major Dobbin. His impassioned speech to Amelia at the end of the book (I wont spoil it by alluding to what he says) is the best dialogue in the whole novel. While most of the authors complaints about society seem like a pretty tired tune to the modern reader, his writing is anything but tired and he made me think again about some things. All in all a wonderful novel that I would love to read again (maybe in 20 years!)

Syeda Rida ridajaffery — My thoughts: It is always interesting to read about real people in history that are relatively unknown. Susanna and John did live and meet. But all the intrigues made up around this story are the works of imagination, perhaps and who knows. This book is a nice mix of romance and intrigue. Susanna is sent to the court as a painter until her brother gets there, but she is a good artist on her own (though sadly nothing seems to be left of her work, we have only 2nd story sources). There she gets involved by accident in a dangerous plot to usurp the kingdom. Poor Susanna, she loved to paint and I liked how she saw the beauty in everything and just wanted to sit down and catch it in a sketch. She also had a good head on her shoulder and that is truly needed here. She is a damsel in distress, but at the same time not because she will fight back. But she would have been dead at once if it had not been for our hero John Parker. He saves her from murder attempts while he tries to figure out who is behind the scheme to take the throne. John is strong, smart and in the end I like him because I know he would do anything to protect the woman he is falling for, even go against a king if necessary. The plot thickens and makes this a real adventure. Because even if you catch one guy you still gotta find the man to controls everything. And trust me, they do not have it easy, because they will fight for their lives. I did mind one thing though, I felt at one time that enough was enough. There was no point in trying to kill poor Susanna any more since she had truly said all she knew. There are also more books coming and that makes me intrigued. First, there is a good ending so do not worry about cliffhangers or anything like that (and it is a happy one too). But I guess there will be another court intrigue to come since there sure were a lot back then. And especially with a king like this. Conclusion: I enjoyed the intrigues and the look at this court we all know so well. The romance was good and it was just a very short, easy and enjoyable book to read.

Jeffrey Stein _effrey_tein — This was my favorite of Mia's summer books. It was cute and hilarious and had a sweet little love story. I loved the relationship between Chris and his step-father and Marigold. Very sweet and fun read.

Noh A _oh_a — This was a really interesting book about the author's experience with mescalin. Using the drug experience as an anchor, he then explored issues of spirituality related to art and music mostly. There were times when the book rambled off a bit in certain directions, but for the most part it kept me intrigued.