Okula Hazırım : Pekiştirme Kitabı Okumayı Öğreniyorum-Brenda Apsley ücretsiz kitap indir

Atilla Deniz atilladeniz — Bu beni çamurlu adımlarla yürümek istiyor ve yazarın harika bir iş çıkardığını ve çamurlu ile oynayan ve ona ilham veren diğer blues sanatçılarını araştırmanıza neden olduğunu düşündüm. Bu kitap yüzünden çamurlu ve diğer sanatçıları dinleyerek uzun saatler harcadım.

James Oh _ames_esign — I've read this book before and I was so excited to be able to go back and reread it. I found I'd forgotten most of the plot points so it was almost like reading it for the first time again. I adore the way this is written. I often have problems with first-person narration but obviously there was no other way this story could go, and Haddon avoided many of the pitfalls of first-person by making this a book that Christopher was writing himself (to me it sounds so artificial the way first-person narration seems to be talking into the ether). It also allowed for a nice balance between too much exposition and not enough, because Christopher was aware that people would be jumping into the middle of his story and would need the background information. The asides he made and his interest in math and science were great ways to let us into his mindset, showing not telling. It was a somewhat sad book, because it seems a bit like Christopher ended up in the same place he started from. But then I remember the victories he achieved along the way, and how he now knows he can do things he didn't think he could before.

Sophia Ng sophiang — Victoria Jones has grown up in the foster care system in California. Now she is eighteen years old and must make it in the world on her own. She has trouble relating to other people but feels a deep connection to flowers and even uses them to help her communicate with people. She manages to get a job with a florist and soon earns a reputation for being able to help people with their problems by choosing the right flowers for them. Along the way she meets a young man at a local flower market who forces her to confront a painful secret from her past. I loved the characters of Victoria, Elibabeth and Grant,(although Grant was a bit too good to be true!) I found them to be believable, and my heart ached for them, especially for Victoria. I found myself loving her, crying for her, and rooting for her. Even though I didn't agree with all her decisions, I could see why she made them. I wanted her to find the love and acceptance she had been looking for her whole life. I also found the "language of flowers" a very interesting part of the story and will pay more attention to flowers and their meanings from now on. There were a few things in the second half that were a little too convenient to be believeable, but it didn't interfere with my enjoyment of the story.