Maceracı Hayvanlar Serisi: Horozun Sorumluluğu ücretsiz kitap indir

Murat Kaan muratkaanalp — To understand why this is written the way it is, you need to read the Afterword. But once I'd gotten to that point, I no longer cared; I was mostly glad it was over.

William Bechiom williambechiom — Finally a thoroughly honest book on faith, its challenges and the reality of pain, struggle, joy and victory. One of my top 5 favorites.

Fei Tortillafei tortillafei0bdc — My fav book!

Gabriela Ferreira gfpaint17a6 — It's a rough couple of days whenever I re-read this book: the book drags me over the pavement every time. I tend to turn to it when I'm already entering a state of either self-pity or self-loathing, and for the majority of the book it does nothing but heighten the mood. But I'm in love with the brilliant and bent characters that reside in this book, their existential struggles consume me for the time that I am within the pages. It's not so much a book that revels in the lowest points of humanity, but reveals the difficulties and perhaps even insurmountable obstacles for even the best of people. Is there redemption at the end? Yes, but muted one, a gritty one, but one that always seems to me more honest for its dimness. This book contains greatness. I've always said that the reason I can't love Catcher in the Rye is that I read Franny and Zooey first, and knew what Salinger could create.

Heron Free heronfreec123 — During Freshman year, Joe V and I decided to watch Gone With the Wind. I distinctly remember sitting in my dorm room watching it on my small dorm tv/vcr combo. For the rest of the school year, Joe and I would randomly say the phrase, "Miss Scarlett, I ain't know nothin' about birthin' babies!" I read the book my junior year when I noticed it on my roomie Sarah's book shelf. She said it is a great story, and I thought, "well, it better be good if I've got to read 1000 pages to get through it.." and it was better than good. It was great. I love Scarlett and Rhett and Ashley and Melanie.....This was the fastest 1000 page read ever! If I had a pony, I'd name it Bonnie Blue Butler. Just kidding!