Küçük Deniz Kızı - Hans Christian Andersen ücretsiz kitap indir

Jessica Doddington capturinge23e1 — It's been a while since I read the first novel and I was happy to learn that the library was going to buy the second book. It took me a while to remember what happened in the first book, and the relationships within Rue's circle of friends. This is a decent book, and it is quite dark, which seems to fit Naifeh's illustrative style. Though sometimes it turned me off, or made it hard for me to recognize some characters. So, yes, a decent book, one I'm glad to have borrowed instead of bought. Also, it was a quick read, so I didn't feel a loss of time or regret over the time spent reading it, like I do with some other horrid books or movies I watched.

Egor Batrakov goshanprm — I would read this again and again. I love sciency things, though this focused a bit more on surfers and less on the true science of rogue waves. It was still completely and utterly fascinating, and very well done. Also made me vary wary of cruise ships, but that may just be me. Casey sets forth on wanting to learn more about the giants of waves, the 100 footers and bigger. Where do they come from? Why did boats randomly disappear of the face of the earth? Were they obliterated by rogue waves that popped up out of no where? Can a wave like that pop up out of no where? Why do surfers go after waves like these? How do they find them? These are only some of the questions she seeks to answer, and through interviews, attending conferences and her own research, provides answers too. If you're an ocean buff or just interested, read it. I still quote it.

Baky Wong xmaya — im currently reading sarah dessens the truth about forever, its a story about a teen age girl whos dad died and shes learning how to live with that. she tries to be perfect but soon realizes that its impossible and she soon finds out who she really is.

Wibe Creative meet_ibe — I love Clementine. I wish I was her.