Mühendisler, Mimarlar, Bilirkişiler ve Hakemler için Mevzuat El Kitabı ücretsiz kitap indir

Sofia Murteira sofiamurteira — Brandon Sanderson came out of nowhere for me with a book called Warbreaker, which I loved. And then I was luke warm on Elantris. And then The Way of Kings came out and I had to have it. It took me awhile, but I got through the 1000 pages and loved every minute of it. There are 3 main story lines with a few other lesser story lines woven throughout. Usually, I hate when a book goes to alternate characters...but not with this one. I wanted to read about each of the main characters and in the end, I have a difficult time naming which one is my favorite. Ultimately, it's about a Slave, A High Prince and a wanna-be theif, but those titles do no justice to any of the storylines. Kaladin, the Slave, is the son of a healer and was trained in the healing arts. But had a desire to be a warrior. His skills, however, weren't enough in some key situations and ultimately he was made a slave and put on a Slave team where the life expectancy was very low. His story is how he helped turn that around and how he learned aout why he was special. Dalinar, the High Prince, is the brother to a slain king. He is the Blackthorn, a war hero who wears shardplate and wields a Shardblade. There are many other High Princes, but he is the only one who follows the Code as laid down in the Way of Kings. But does he really understand the code?? And can he trust everyone around him?? Shallon, the thief, isn't really a thief. She's an artist and a devoted sister. Her family has financial troubles and they think the only way out is to steal a magical device called a fabrial from a famous scholar. But as Shallon gets herself hired on as a student of the scholar, she begins to understand much more about the world and herself. I've told you a little about these characters and yet I've told you nothing. Read the book! I don't want to give you any spoilers. The world is very unique and strange. It is the backdrop for which this awesome story unfolds.

Troy Damien troydamienburgess — I loved this book. Was up late most nights giggling and identifyng with so much of what Caitlin Moran wrote. A great read by a very funny, very interesting thinker and wise commentator on our times. Just found a BFFL and a whole new commitment to being a woman - a feminist woman!