Etkili İnsanların 7 Alışkanlığı - Stephen R. Covey ücretsiz kitap indir

Sacha Frampton sachaframpton — Couldn't put it down! That's high praise for a book that's mostly about baseball management in a small market.

Nicole Rojas _cky — Outside in by Maria V Snyder is a continuation of Trella's story that began in Inside Out. The revolution is over and work has begun expanding the inside to higher levels so the population of the Inside can spread out. Unfortunately, things have not turned out as well as hoped since the revolution. Scrubs are bitter about having to work while they feel the uppers are living in luxury, the newly formed committee is not getting anything done and someone has been sabotaging important systems putting the Inside at risk for destruction. Outside In is an exciting science fiction thriller. The world building is excellent, the reader can feel the tension in the different sections of the ship and the smallness of the tunnels that Trella uses to get around the ship. The romance is not overpowering or overwritten but still provides Trella with a much needed social connection. I was continually on my seat as to what was going to happen next and the ending had a nice finality that is rarely seen in the young adult genre of endless sequels. I enjoyed this novel even more than the original. Appropriateness: This is a book that can be appreciated by the entire young adult audience. There is a bit of sexual content (which is not descriptive) but no sex or alcohol. Trella is a strong girl who doesn't think twice about putting herself at risk to save others or to fight for what she believes in. This is a very exciting book with a lot of action that will be enjoyed by readers of dystopian as well as science fiction.

Angel Carrion angeljct — Possibly the worst book I've ever read. Catharine Sedgwick tried to write and failed miserably.

Aylak Adam aylakadam4682 — loved it. really entertaining. made me crack a real, physical smile every other page. later i read the puzzleheaded girl by christina stead and the whimsical portrayal of pretty macabre/dreadful-on-the-face-of-it social events echoed. got the same feeling recently reading boris vian. there ought to be a tidy term for this--when bizarre and kind of grotesque events and interactions are told in a totally innocent oddly straightforward tone. hipster ish bard lyricism for the hot nerdy college girls, or something like that...what's that boris vian quote about love for beautiful girls and trying to get their attention is all that really matters, was the only modern archetypal story he was concerned with. anyway.