Keman ve Viyola Aksesuar Yastık Wittner 3/4 4/4 282211 ISNY Klasik ücretsiz kitap indir

Eric Marigó ericmarigo — Bu kitabın geldiği blogu zaten okudum, ama bir ay öncesine kadar bir kitabı olduğunu bilmiyordum. Mimi Smartypants akıllı, düşünceli, eğlenceli ve iddialı. O (gizlice) olmak istemediğim ve istemediğim birçok şey. Tek dezavantajı, bunun gerçekten bir günlük olması ve kurgu ya da anı olmamasıdır - yani bu kitaba HİÇBİR arsa yoktur. Hiçbir şeye doğru inşa edilmiyor. Kitapta gerçekten hiçbir şey olmuyor (zaten evli ve iyi bir işi var, vb.) Ama düşüncelerini okumak için harika zaman geçirdim. Blogdaki tüm arşivleri okuyorum.

Alternatif Home alternatife410 — Published in 1953, the lessons here are as fresh as though they were written this afternoon. My concerns about television (particularly reality) and dumbed-down print news, not to mention a cultural avoidance of reading anything more difficult than a magazine, are validated here in a fifty-year old piece of literature. We are not unlike the pre-burning society of the novel: we have books, but we choose not to read them. How sad. As a teacher, I found a lesson here: Push harder!

Justin Beatrice _acks_ot_ha_ack — Daniel Tammet is an autistic savant. He can do incredible math problems in his head, and holds the record for reciting memorized digits of pi. If you tell him your birthday, he will tell you the day of the week you were born on. How does he do it? I'm not sure Daniel's book actually answers that question, but it does let you see how he perceives the workings of his mind. Days are different colors, numbers are shapes. His story, told in his own words, is amazing. Not only that, but the people who were around him when he was growing up, supported this "different" child by being sensitive to his needs, and allowing him to be who he was--his family (especially his parents), his teachers, and finally his partner Neil. By being willing to push through his own shyness and fears and put himself out in the world, Daniel gives all of us a glimpse into what it's like to not fit into our norms.

Anayely Ruiz anaayeliruiz — Definitely not my favorite Kurt Vonnegut book. It was interesting for getting some of the story of his life, but it wasn't quite as absurd as I prefer.