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Lu Lu yumilechosc2f0 — Arundhati Roy'un hikaye anlatma konusunda bir yeteneği var. Hikaye kronolojik değildir, ancak hikayeden hikayeye akar ve okuyucunun karakterler ve gizli geçmişleri hakkında daha fazla şey öğrenmesine izin verir. Roy'un parlak metaforlar ve benzetmelerle yarattığı, hem anlatılana hem de tanımlamayı veren kişiye içgörü sağlayan canlı tanımlamayı seviyorum. Hindistan kültürünün yanı sıra insanların kişisel zorluklarla başa çıkma yolu hakkında büyüleyici bir fikir veren harika karakterler yarattı.

Manu Morante manu_morante — The book contains 92 little tricks mainly about the nuances that subconsciously evoke people into engaging conversation, and you just need to practice a few in a real life setting to realise that hey, it actually works. A lot of stuff here you might not have known about but is excellent to know. Should be read in small doses though, because it takes time to actually put these ideas to work bit by bit, and also because the author's frequent references to herself can feel a bit like she's on an ego-trip too much to take in a single fast read. And why the number 92?

Rodrigues Robert rodriguesrobert — I love J.D. Salinger's writing style. He is very critical of people's behavior, but he tells it with humor and insight.

Dima Zaycev dmitriy221b8ab — Entertaining and clean. Interesting subject.

Bersabeth Caiza betsy14068e1f9 — I liked this more than I thought I would. I was impressed with Amal's confidence and conviction. She was a typical teenager with typical problems, and I felt that she handled them quite well. I loved that she was religious and found meaning in her religion on her own, not relying on her parents, and I liked the fact that her family was pretty much normal, not a dysfunctional family. I think this is a good book for teenage girls to read to see that you can hold to what you believe and be strong in the face of peer pressure as well as the expectations of society.

Alyssa Mccann alyssamccann — this book is about how this girl named bella and she moves to a town named Florks with her dad because her mom and her moms new boyfriend are travleing because the boyfriend, paul, plays baseball. then as the story gose on she falls in love with a guy named Edward. but there is a problem with that, hes a vampire! the setting of the story: at first she is in arozona then she moves to a small town named Florks. theme: you can find love everywhere no matter how different people are from.

Carlos Parra weddingfavors — Argh this is giving me a headache. I may not make it. I have a feeling Derrida works a lot better if you already have a solid grounding in structuralism (this is post-structuralism) or in any eighteenth to twentieth century philosophy first. I don't, really, or not enough.