Bilfen Yayınları 8. Sınıf Tüm Dersler Soru Bankası ücretsiz kitap indir

Irmali Franco _173e5 — For one of the "between the numbers" books, this was really enjoyable. The transition to a full-length novel was great. Looking forward to the next installment in the actual series.

дарья нечаева _aria1 — incredible story. don't really care for Oprah, but once in a while something good comes up. read the first chapter on her website and i was hooked.

Po Love polove8161b1 — at times i found this book highly annoying with a LOT of it being trite, corny and simplified...but at other times i found ti to paint an accurate depcition of what working in a lab can be for some, and thus a good depiction of how science happens it is easy to readm in fact reads like a murder mystery in a lot of ways but there are some passages that do a good job at describing scientists, the pressure, and the workday

Jeff Huang jeffhuang — If you need an escape from all the bad news, this is a fun read. Life in small town, Elmwood Springs, Missouri, is just what the doctor ordered.

María Jose maria_rovira — It's Jane Eyre. It's beautiful. It's inspiring. It's intimate and lovely. I read it in middle school, and missed so much. I re-read it last year for a 19th Century Literature class, and realized that I was not wrong in my love for this book. Still one of the best gothic romances ever written. Sighs and swoons are entirely appropriate.

Gülşah Dengiz dengizgulsah — I found this book really interesting. It makes you think ants are more than just the little black bugs you stepped on as a kid. Bernard Werber did seem to make the ants smarter than they actually are, but then again I'm not an ant biologist. It just seems that he thinks that they are as smart, if not smarter than humans. Also there is one major flaw. In the book, Werber makes the arguement that ants aren't like humans, yet he uses personification throughout the entre story. The fact that he doesn't even follow the same principle that he is trying to share with the reader is a mistake, albiet a small one. Still a good book.