Mikroskop Hakkında Her Şey (1.Baskı) - Kirsteen Rogers ücretsiz kitap indir

Jairo Ferreira jaslian4702ca — Ladies, you have Got to read this book. I laughed. I cried. I felt anger. I felt joy. Most of all, I felt a sense of pride in knowing how hard women have struggled over the past few decades to push past the racial lines descibed in this story to become the best of friends and learn one important thing: we are all sisters in this universe. I sincerely hope that Ms. Stockett does a follow-up to this story. I would love to catch up on Minnie, Abilene and Skeeter's lives a decade after this story ends.

Karen Lundquist karenmpls — Favorite. Erdrich is a remarkable historian, storyteller, poet... A magical concept, the inheritance of history through place, time, and objects is powerful and also telling of Erdrich's personal experience as a Native American woman. The book also places importance on female geneology, a common theme in many of her books. Each sentence and moment is stark and revealing, much like her poetry, movement and beauty flow from her fingertips.

Alexis Muenaka alexismnr — Buku ini, rasanya nggak jelas. Kalau dilihat wajahnya, orang menebak buku ini parodi dari novel dan film Ayat-ayat Cinta. Tapi setelah dibaca, tidak ada hubungannya. Apalagi, kumpulan ceritanya, rasanya terlalu dipaksakan untuk 'lucu'. Mau mengkategorikan sebagai kumpulan cerpen, ko terlalu dipaksakan, apalagi covernya menunjukkan bukunya sebagai parodi, yang 'harus lucu'.

Messerwerferin Messerwerferin messerwerferin — I really enjoyed reading this and could not put it down! Despite the very disturbing qualities of several of the characters and the plot at large, this is a THINK book that makes for fascinating discussion.

Hideki Nakamura hidekinaka831d — Very emotional!

Joao Mendonca okiedokie — Another intensely pleasing installment, a little quieter than a lot of the novels, but still full of the same wonderful dialogue and character interaction. I will admit to sniffling just a little over the scenes between Stephen and Brigid at the beginning; my heart broke for him, as it did frequently throughout the rest of the novel, when he seemed so likely to give into depressed spirits and to drugs. Not a happy book for either of the boys, really, though I trust most of it will be resolved. How does one spell 'peccavi', Jack, indeed.