Bilfenilköğretim 5. Sınıf Tüm Dersler Soru Bankası Bilfen Yayınları ücretsiz kitap indir

Nikita Hilko nikitahilko — Another true story from Cathy Glass about one of the children she fostered. This one is all about Donna (I think she was 10 or 11) who was brought to Cathy after being neglected at home. As she came to trust Cathy it came out that as well as being neglected her mum and younger brothers used to physically beat her with a coat-hanger if she didn't clean up good enough, she was also found scrubbing her hands trying to get the brown off them as her mum said her skin colour was dirty. This little girl once got a Christmas present (a doll) but a few hours later it was taken off her and given to a neighbours girl and for her birthday she was given the whole families washing! What an awful early life she had. Thankfully this one has an happy ending as Donna kept in touch with Cathy and she was long-term fostered (or maybe adopted) by a lovely woman.

Caroline Södergren carolinesodergren — I am sure I will get a lot of flak for this, but I disliked this book so much I didn't even finish it, which is something I rarely do (That is my definition of one-star worthy). The sad part is that Dune was promising at the start (with the exception of those annoying passages at the head of each chapter). There was also a really interesting scene where one character poisons another in a very unique way, which piqued my interest. But then the characters wind up in the desert. At this point, the story just up and died (I am not going to make any dying of thirst in the desert jokes, although I am tempted). The story was such that I had stopped caring about all the characters by that point, and that was when I realized that there was no point in reading any further. I may try to go back and reread this novel at some point, because enough people have told me it is good (and there are certainly enough sequels for me to realize somebody must like these books). But I am going to have to be really bored and without anything else to read. We'll see. I will update this review if I do.