Kırk Hadiste Komşuluk Akrabalık ve Dostluk (Kartela) - Mahmut Demir ücretsiz kitap indir

Ian Salt _aking_amers — I've learnt that, if you want people to get to know you, you have to let them do it. You have to give a little to recieve a lot. I also understood that you don't have to go to the end of the world to find out who loves you, although this is a way to learn and I also remembered that you have to dream, to hope, to have an inner world to be a better person and who knows? maybe there is someone in a Fantastica who knows us, maybe our dreams meeet other dream and we all are a part of the neverending story that life, in itself means. We don't live as long as our bodies, we live as long as others remember us, as long as we have a little something here, and that something is forwarded to the next ones and not only we live, but we even succeed in doing things we didn't.

Rachel Shneyer rachelshneyer — It's hard to give this book stars one way or the other, because the subject is so tragic. I live 40 miles from Modesto, and during the trial went to the courthouse which of course was so inundated with the world's press, in one way you want all the attention you can get to find and convict her killer...on the other hand it's disgusting how the media doesn't care, all they want is their exclusive. However, I remember from the beginning something seemed wrong in this case, at the time I thought, why does the husband seem so emotionless? Not suggesting I knew anything, it was just a gut reaction. This is a tragedy that never needed to happen. I see her photos with her family and how full of life she is...and it truly breaks my heart. I think sadly no matter how you come to Lacey Peterson the end result is the same, you walk away feeling, angry, sad, and frustrated for something that was so senseless. A woman who simply wanted to be a mother and wife. A man with an ego who felt the rules didn't apply to him.

Antonio Bellota antoniobellota — This book was very well-written. The story was original and moves at a steady pace, keeping the reader interested throughout. The author makes his characters relatable, making you either love them or hate them. This is a great read!