Birey 10. Sınıf Matematik Soru Bankası Temel Düzey A - Alaattin Altuntaş ücretsiz kitap indir

Radomír Inek inekradomir — Just received this in an order and read it over lunch....it's a nice "afterward" for any student who has read the original work of Anne Frank.

G S utirik — Holy crap this book was good: haunting, tragic, and gorgeously written. This was written about a dozen years ago and I only heard about it recently because the author has a follow up out (Northwest Corner: dying to read it). I can’t believe I never ran into Reservation Road before. It was a bestseller and a movie and so amazing it’s hard to fathom this is the first I’ve heard of it. It focuses on a tragedy (hit and run) and is told through multiple viewpoints. Sometimes shifting narration works and sometimes it doesn’t but here it is essential. I think staying in any one person’s head would’ve become too much. The contrast between grieving parents (I so felt the depths of their despair) and the guilt and self-loathing of the driver is essential to the story of these people. I don’t have much to say other than it was captivating, though depressing, and definitely a read-in-one-sitting book. I will for sure read this author’s other books.

Bruno Ramos brunomkramos — Couldn't put it down. Didn't feel disappointed after. Therefore: good book.

Sabine Handtke sabine10 — This is the first tie-in novel I've read and I was pleasantly surprised. It read just like an episode of the show and Greg Cox did a great job on the characterization (I think that's the right word) and dialogue. I maybe didn't need to be reminded of so many of the artifacts we see in the show (and others), but that's hardly a deal breaker. All-in-all I was well pleased and would recommend this to any Warehouse 13 fan.