Karaağaç Tyt Ayt Fizik Denemeleri - Mahmut Pala ücretsiz kitap indir

Nicola Raggi nicoraggi — I love it when really difficult emotions are put so beautifully to words. This book has such a courageous and smart premise. There were lots of quotes I would love to underline and remember (alas, a library book has it's limitations.) One of my favorites, about the power of words, goes like this: "...I was reminded of one of my favorite messages from the Bible, from the opening of Genesis. Before there is order, there is chaos. Before there is light, there is darkness. And what is the only force strong enough to overcome that disorder? What does God use to create the world? HE USES WORDS." I highly recommend this book.

Jorge Luis jorge_luis_aguilar — I was a little disappointed with this book. Quinn was very flat and boring. I hated being left with a cliffhanger.

Matthias Schmutz matthiasschmutz — I feel a bit bad for not liking this. I wish I liked this collection more. Michael Earl Craig seems like a likable person. He talks about Herzog a number of times. I like Herzog a lot. The poem about receiving the anvil in the mail--that one was very good. A few others I liked quite a bit as well (I can't be bothered to grab the book and be specific). But I rolled my eyes to the majority. My eyes spun and spun. Involuntarily, I should add. Flippancy and humor done wrong (I can't be bothered to look at some specifics to extrapolate). Every page had me thinking, What's the point?