Liderlik Ve Bir Dakka Yöneticisi-Patricia Zigarmi ücretsiz kitap indir

Rana Hazem hanafrragb160 — Bunu okudum çünkü Karanlık Güçler üçlemesinden gerçekten keyif aldım. Bu beni içine almak için biraz aldı ve hangi yetişkinlerin iyi ve hangilerinin kötü olduğunu hatırlayamıyordum (kısmen önceki kitaplarda kilit bir unsur olduğu için). Tüm yetişkinlerin kötü olmasından biraz yoruldum, ama bunun bir YA başlığı olduğunu anlıyorum.

Chloe Khong chloekhong — Great book. I was hooked from start to finish. Graphic fighting/battles and an ending I was quite happy with.

Peter Soetewey _eter_oetewey — I was recently sent a copy of A Love to Last Forever by Tracie Peterson (and Bethany House graciously threw in book 1 - A Promise to Believe In - since I hadn't read it either). What fun books! I know I have been on a streak of reviewing Christian suspense/mystery books, so this was a fun and welcome change of pace, and reminded me of what I used to read more. These stories center around the three Gallatin sisters and their lives in Gallatin County, Montana. The area is untamed and unsettled and dangers abound, but the three sisters have their eyes set on God and trust him as they try to survive without their father. Book One tells the story of Gwen, a young widow who mistakenly thinks that she is the reason that bad things keep happening to her family. Book Two turns to the middle sister, Beth, and she struggles to separate what real love looks like from the fictional (even Christian) love stories that we read ... I can relate to that problem from my single days! Book Three will be released in June and I'll be looking for an opportunity to review that one. :) If you are looking for some fun summer reading, I can definitely steer you to this series by Tracie Peterson. What wonderful books for some light reading while you are on a road trip or parked at the beach!

Qassam Obedy qassamobedd318 — one of my favorite books of all time...wilde is tremendous the way he molds social commentary and wit, character development, and a suspensful plot together is sheer joy...read it too many times, and need to read some more wilde

Suryanshu Sharma suryanshu0fd9c — This is one of those books that is difficult to critique because you don't want to come across as trying to comment on the experience. That being said, I appreciated the writing style. I found that it was honest and exact without being too sentimental or emotional in a situation that could easily be that type of writing. The moments of utter anguish and emotional pain came across as real and not overdone. Trying to convey those surreal feelings and experiences is not an easy feat and I found that the way the sequence of events were described made them relatable, in that it's an indescribable thing to have happen. I felt like I endured the journey of "understanding" with the people in the book. It was a story of adaption, not just survival. It was the ability to understand and relate to the logic that the narrator expressed that amazed me. You understand the experience of something but only after you've experienced it; not that I could ever understand what it felt like but unfolding of the events is something I could follow not just accept he telling that it happened.

Juanita Jordaan juanitajore9c2 — I gave it 3.5/5 stars ROYAL STREET takes place during and after Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Druisilla takes off to safety at her Grandmas house but her mentor Gerald St. Simon goes missing. Now that the borders between her world and the Underworld have crumbled Druisilla becomes the target of a dead pirate as well as a voodoo god. To make matters worse a sexy new partner walks into her life sent by the wizard elders. Druisilla (DJ) is a junior wizard trying to figure her way through what she is capable of. She tended to jump before thinking, and made bad decisions anyways but I still found it enjoyable to follow her. I loved Alex. He jumps into the book by rescuing DJ from a dead pirate Jean Lafitte and never left. He was always surprising me with what was revealed about him next. There was a great array of characters, we had bar owners, dead legends, pirates, voodoo gods and assassins. The author does a great job of incorporating the events around Hurricane Katrina and using real life descriptions that brought everything into picture. There is a bit of a love triangle between DJ, her bodyguard/partner Alex and his cousin Jake. I have to say it was a bit of an annoyance because all along I could really only see her with Alex so Jake ended up annoying me when he probably wouldn't have otherwise. Book one is filled with a lot of background and what I would consider build up for book two. The ending is left open but isn't cliffhanger-ish. Overall I enjoyed it and will be reading book 2.