Baykuşta Yangın Tekrarı - 2013 Cemal Süreya Şiir Özendirme Ödülü ücretsiz kitap indir

Caio Vertematti caiodv — Studied it in conjunction with some practical martial arts training - though it did provide some insights similar to Sun Tzu's Art of War, it is not at all useful for personal life application. Heavily influenced by Shinto/Buddhist traditions, Musashi (though I am not certain whether he is himself a participant of any Eastern Religion) the famed swordsman was a reputed loner, living a life of disciplined solitude. If you want to live in the woods away from all civilisation and hone your trusty sword, please read it and apply it to your heart's content. If you want to practice competitive martial arts the 'Eastern way', this book is a helpful contribution. If you want to live life to the fullest......... Ignore it completely.

Jose Arthur _ikuri — A collaberative effort between Norton, Bradley, and May, and you may think "Where could this go wrong", but it may be a case of too many cooks in the kitchen. A decent read, but sort of a let down with the cast of star writers. Also, each writer than wrote a separate sequel. The only one worth reading is Andre Norton's- Golden Trillium.

Junior Tico tico — I had to read this for one of my tutoring clients and at first was excited–thought it might be like The Little Prince or something. Then as I did my research on the book and author I was kind of horrified to find out he had some affiliation with the KKK in the past and that when the book was published in 1970's it was passed off as an autobiography...Twenty years later they found that to be completely false. When reading the book you can see the author's opinion on American politics and government...and his belief in segregation. I'm also one of those people who can no longer watch Woody Allen or Mel Gibson movies. So I suppose you could say that I can't separate the art from the artist...