Bridge To Terabithia (Terabithia Köprüsü) ücretsiz kitap indir

Smantha Rudy skulldesign2001 — A boy, a true reader and bibliophile, finds a mysterious and compelling book. He is so taken by the story that he sets out to find the author, a man presumed dead. Strange things begin happening. A mystery and a love story - conventional love, the love of books. I really enjoyed it.

Karen Romero karenromero — The book I read was called “The black stallion’s blood bay colt”. The main character was called Jimmy Creech. The main idea is that Jimmy Creech used to be a player of harness racing. However, he was now old and taken place of by younger players. These younger players want to make the sport a business to make money. Then, Tom messenger, a young player, with his blood bay colt came to the race again. They stood for Jimmy’s passion for the game. After I have read this story, Jimmy Creech’s passion for the racing really moved my mind. Actually, many people make sports or arts business to make money. However, many athletes or artists play in the race or create their products not because they want to make money but because they have passion for their careers. For instance, many basketball players run and jump on the playground because they like the feeling which is just the same as flying. When we choose our major, we need to think about what we really like. Doing something we love is much more important than earning money.

Thiago Cunha thiagodsg — one of the best sequels i have ever read! Its surprising and shows you that one can love again from such a horrible experience.

Mikko Riihelä _ikko_iihela — The Spirit Line Aimee Thurlo Viking Books (224) Mystery/ Multicultural 0-670-03645-5 Aimee Thurlo’s novel, The Spirit Line, follows the unique coming of age story of Crystal Manyfeathers, a young Native American girl belonging to the Dineh-Navajo community of the Four Corners region in the Southwestern US. Crystal lives in two worlds, constantly oscillating between her Navajo background and her assumed identity at the American school she attends every week. Crystal doesn’t put much stock in the traditions associated with her Navajo background, but when the time comes for her to participate in a Navajo womanhood ceremony, she complies with the traditions to please her father. However, Crystal encounters trouble when a rug she weaves for the ceremony is stolen. Now Crystal and her friend Henry much search for the missing rug and expose the thief who stole it. This convincing and didactic multicultural novel is perfect for instruction in the 9th grade classroom and satisfies many instructional standards on the state and national levels, including multicultural standards.

Pri Assunção priassuncao — I knew it would be great...it was...his books always are. Nervewracking to say the least. Very interesting to learn about terrorists and Saudi Arabia and Dubai. Of course it was just fiction, but it sure seemed like it could be real to me. The U.S. President seemed pretty real too, wonder if he was based on the real one...he was useless in this book.

Josefine Haugaard josefineha097b — different. a lesbian MUSLIM!!! really does it matter?! recommended...