Kayı 8: Islahat, Darbe Ve Devlet - Ahmet Şimşirgil ücretsiz kitap indir

Ellie Shin elizabethjshin — February 2016 -- Still thinking. March 2011 -It was a bit hard to read because of the difficulty of the Hungarian names. A middle aged couple's adult daughter goes away for a week, and suddenly the parents' life opens up. But, she comes home again. Are some people denied joy; and do they leach joy from others?

Stefan Schroeter adidosolutionslt — Other Boleyn girl set the bar too high for this to follow, still great historical fiction but you want the excitement of the Boleyn story. Probably better to read it a while after so you dont compare so quickly

Sara Guidotti saraguidot0914 — What a lovely, lovely book. Beautifully written. Makes me want to read more by this author.

Laolu Adekanmbi _aolu7 — This book reinforced my previous experiences enjoying the genre of "participatory journalism." (The Know-It-All: One Man's Humble Quest to Become the Smartest Person in the World anyone?) I learned more than I expected to and a lot more in depth than I expected about memory. It was a book that made me glad that I can highlight passages on my Kindle - something I don't often do. Beyond the nerdiness of the subject matter that I can appreciate, there were a lot of different components of this book that I think could make it appeal to a pretty wide, inquisitive audience. It made me think a lot about how I remember things, and, how I sometimes to tell my students ways to remember things. (Yes, I managed to think about my calc class and integrals while reading this book....it's time for summer!) I also learned a lot about the origins of memory - something I had never really considered before. I am admittedly not one that is much into history, but I found Foer's writing about the history of memory engaging enough to get into it - even the greek stuff, which I typically especially detest. I would recommend this book for anyone who's interest is peaked by reading the description on the back of the book. It was better than I expected.

Cristina Lobo cristinalobo — I loved loved loved this story. I cried at the end, but I usually do with anything of Baldwin's.