Palme 9. Sınıf Fizik Soru Kitabı - Cemil Ayan ücretsiz kitap indir

Miguel Urbano miguelurbano — Taken as a whole, these short stories were too similar. Damaged/quirky/naive character has a delusion, things happen, delusion is true or false. However, individually these stories were strong. I bet if I'd come across any of them in an anthology, I'd have been sold. (3.5 * is probably a better rating.)

赵 嘉瑞 _hao_ia_ui — Another in the vein of Mysterious Benedict Society... meets X-men... meets Savvy... meets The Wizard of Oz. Kids who have special talents sure don't get a break. I liked this book. The first few chapters seemingly have very little to do with the rest of the book. The perspective skips around all over the place; sometimes we're focused solely on Piper McCloud (aka, the Girl Who Could Fly) while at other moments, we're focused on the supporting characters. Actually, at one point, Piper disappears for a good amount of time, and the author just glosses over that. I don't quite believe all of the motivations of the characters. Abnormal personal growth seems to go hand in hand with an abnormal skill set. The conclusion seemed hastily added on with fairy tale endings to many of the storylines. A lot was left unexplained, priming the audience for... a sequel? Of course. Uneven, but entertaining. Kids will like it, I think. I enjoyed reading, but after any kind of analysis, the gaping holes become bothersome.