Nasreddin Hoca Masalları Dizisi-02: Doğuran Kazan (El Yazılı) ücretsiz kitap indir

Eduardo Velez _in_memoria — I liked this one better than Eragn because I felt it brought out more about the characters. I enjoyed learning all about the Elves and learning more about Eragon's past and family.

Leslie Cole ldybugxx — First off, I feel like I should say that I was born to live in a fantasy world. I need the bright colors, the shiny and the sparkling, and the eccentric. Clare created a world, upon which once you have the "sight," that I'd love to live in. The mythological creatures, fairy-tales come to life, and so much more can be found in this book. The general flow of the story was wonderful. The introduction of characters- all of which I loved, the revelation of past events and secrets, as well of the unfolding action was paced to perfection for me. I felt like I was actually able to enjoy the read instead of having to race through the pages trying to answer all the unknowns like I have in other series. If I were to have any negative criticism, it'd be the strange bouncing of perspectives. For example, at one point, Clary was speaking in first person, and the very next sentence was third. However, it wasn't as horrible as it sounds, so I was able to overlook it for the most part. As for the ending, I felt like I caught on to hints of it throughout the story, but outright disregarded the notion because it. Just. Can't. Be! I still refuse to accept it. Hopefully, I'll be saved in the second or third book with the *real* truth. (If not, I may end up a tad pissed off.) Oh, and lastly, Jace is yummy. He's the snarky asshole type that I always end up falling for no matter what. It's the hints of vulnerability that get me every time. Still, Seth is adorable, and while I'd be happy if Clarissa settled for him (and I'd be a little heartbroken for him if she doesn't), he'd always be my second choice. *sad sigh*