Endemik Yayınları Ygs Fizik Soru Bankası (2017) ücretsiz kitap indir

Nicholas Rios webdevgalaxy — Stops short of greatness, but it was one of the most enjoyable reads I've had in a long time.

Diane Rees dianex — Eh, unimpressed with the prologue. Breaking of the fourth wall, sure, whatever, but unless there is a reason for the prologue (beyond the general 'this is what happened (in general) in the previous books') I'm just not feeling it. I suppose I just dislike the thought of "everything that is going to happen in the book happened in the past, so obviously you know that things are going to be all right (to a degree)". Mac's harder in this book--more world weary, much more cautious, and she does things now that she wouldn't have thought to do in the first book. But she still tries to be, hm, not softer, exactly, but sometimes she dresses up and tries to remember the good times in her life and that just makes me like her more. It is refreshing to have a main character who is aware that she is pretty, is comfortable with it, and has the confidence to match. She's tougher as well, is more willing to get her hands dirty, and still regrets it. I can't help but like her, even if I hate how she narrates the story (the times when she says something that gives indication of knowledge of the future or breaking the fourth wall). Which brings me to a fight scene. I'm sorry, author, that you do not want to (or feel like) writing out a fight scene, but glossing it over makes me feel like that the next page or so is just some sort of cheap summary. And yes, part of my annoyance is my hate for breaking the fourth wall. One of the things that I love the most about these books is the complexity that is Mac's relationship with other people, and it's different from person to person, as it should be. Never full trust on her part to anyone, always trying to think ahead of others, of keeping stories straight, of giving out crumbs of information when needed. In these books power is important, and knowledge is one of the greatest of powers, and it's something Mac knows and uses to the best of her ability. The way she deals with Barrons is different from the way she deals with V'lane or with Jayne or with Rowena. The sometimes childish fights she gets into with Barrons? Makes me ridiculously happy. The ending was one great honking cliffhanger. Also, (view spoiler). Eh. I just feel like the real emotional impact, the oh my god, what will happen next?! is mitigated by the fact that we know it's going to be all right in the end (because if the huge honking foreshadowing beforehand wasn't a clue, the Note to the Reader afterward is like a sledgehammer to the face). It just--I feel like walking up to the author, shaking her, and going, "Just do it, the readers will be fine." Overall, about 3.5 stars, rounding up to 4.