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Manishi Gupta _ani_ — Güzel okuma. Gençler için uygundur. Teksas çölünde ilk gerçek arkadaşını, bir hazineyi ve yeni bir his bulduğu cehennem ıslah kampına gönderilen bir çocuk hakkında.

Cristina Lobo cristinalobo — Ticaret Paktı Evren üçlemesi için iyi bir sonuç, daha sonra yazılabilecek daha fazla iş parçacığı var. Bu dizideki 3 kitap Julie Czerneda için iyi bir girişti ve kesinlikle daha fazla kitabını okuyacağım.

Jirarote Thrarprom buibuibuibuibuis — The Kite runner was of Afghanastan before the Russian invasion; this takes place later. It is a sensitive portrayal of the horrors of living in this country torn by waring with Russia, waring between tribes and factions and all of the time the innocent suffering. It is told through two women, an illegitimate child, Miriam, of a servant whose father loves her but won't own her and whose mother tries to develop a symbiotic relationship with her while hating the girl's father. The other is a beautiful child,Laila, 20 years younger, favored by her father and ignored by her mother because the two older sons are fighting in the war. The lives of the two women come togeher and blossom into a beautiful relationship, while they both endure cruelty and all around them is death and suffering. Just so this doesn't prevent you from reading this I will tell you it ends beautifully. I was struck by the randomness of the fighting and the degredation of women and their mental and physical suffering.

антон антонов antadmn3733 — An author's sentimental love affair with New York, but all in a good way. I took this book on a walking tour of the battery last weekend and it was incredibley interesting. Washington Square Park is next.

Igor Mello igoromelloa694 — In the course of teaching high school sophomores for thirty years, I have read Julius Caesar more than thirty times, and I never grow tired of its richness of detail or the complexity of its characters. Almost every year, I end up asking myself the same simple question--"Whom do I like better? Cassius or Brutus?"--and almost every year my answer is different from what it was the year before. On one hand, we have Cassius, the selfish, manipulative conspirator who, after the assassination, shows himself to be an impulsive, loyal friend and an able politician, and, on the other hand, Brutus, the conscientious intellectual and lover of the republic who becomes, under the weight of his guilt, an irritatingly scrupulous moralist and an inept general more concerned with reputation than success. And then of course there is Antony: brilliant, vicious, unscrupulous, and ultimately as unknowable as a tornado. This is a great play about politics and human character.