Korkut Ata - A. Turan Oflazoğlu ücretsiz kitap indir

Steeven Zeiss _ersonal_iew — It was realllllly good. It was kind of scary at times, but it was good.

Karenlardilla Valenzuela karen_lardilla — As the second book in a trilogy and a follow-up to an instant favorite and best seller, it would be impossible for The Wise Man's Fear to live up to anyone's expectations. Especially mine, since I favor origin stories above all else, so the first books of any series hold a special place in my heart. This isn't an easy book to describe. Yes, it is an autobiography of a fictional character as told in a framing sequence, but that alone colors the story. The protagonist, Kvothe, is telling his story to separate the truth of his life from the legends, so he focuses on the mundane instead of the exciting details, which are well known to the people of the fantasy world he inhabits - but not to the reader. By writing the book basically as an autobiography, Rothfuss turns most of the conventions of fantasy upside down. Just as in a real biography, there aren't clear story arcs or villainous plots that are completely resolved. Instead there are decisions, events that are stumbled upon, and things that are never truly known. Kvothe has episodic adventures, but makes little progress on what would be the traditional story arc of a novel, though not for lack of trying. Frustratingly, while Kvothe makes some steps to becoming the man he will be, he doesn't seem to take enough of them. And at this pace it seems impossible that he can fully blossom into a hero and then wither into the broken man in the framing sequences in the span of a single book to end the trilogy, even if it is another thousand pages. But I will certainly read the next book to see if it can be done.