Eren ile Ceren - İlk Okuma Serisi - Şekillerin Oyunu (6 - 8 Yaş) ücretsiz kitap indir

Antonio Romero yesusromero — a very good novel, keeps the reader bound till the end

Aya Halabia ayahalabiad80e — Not quite 4 stars, but closer to 4 than 3. Similar to The Hunger Games in many ways. I will read subsequent books in this series if published.

Papiro Es gajete — I picked this one up because I had just finished my previous book and because it was a dollar. It seemed to be getting lots of attention between the book and movie so I had to see what the big deal was. It is a crime thriller, but one that appeals to a more general audience than most I think. The characters are fairly complex and the story weaves together many elements of their interesting lives which was fun to read. The book makes you pay attention and won't remind you of details which I appreciated. It's the kind of book that says "hey I already told you this 100 pages ago. if you don't remember then go back dumb ass". It is written in a way that made a fairly unrealistic situation seem very plausible. The author, who passed away shortly after turning all three books in for editing (interesting), is a fan of suspense to the point of near annoyance. This also allowed me to finish the book in a few days while moving across the country so I guess the author was rather successful. Towards the end the story is rather gruesome which might detract the reader that is uncomfortable with brutality/violence. It is twisted in the way a Law and Order: SVU episode is: where it just keeps trying to outdo itself in absurd dysfunction. Which is awesome....for me at least. The movie simplified a pleasantly interwoven plot line. so read the damn book before you watch the movie.

Jorge Luis deadbike — read this book while in europe in august. isherwood lets out all of the factual people about whom he based his fictional characters, but uses the book to come clean about all the things he disguised about himself in his berlin stories and other novels. inspiring, specifically in seeing how he and his artist/writer friends survived the culture of impending nazism and world war II.