Ruhlar Kütüphanesi - Ransom Riggs ücretsiz kitap indir

Estefania Jacome stefy179 — Funny, moving, tender and clean - a great combination! A great story about slavery and freedom and life lessons but from the point of view of a 12 year old who was born free so kind of naive.

Miz Moxie _dreamofco4f54 — What an inspiring story!

Daniela Cueva danycue — I had to force myself to digest this one. If it's not a text book, it should be. Some good theories and info about why some companies make it and why companies don't, but I feel like I could have gotten all the info I needed out of this book in a Yahoo news article.

Ryan Bittle ryanbittle — I read some of this anthology ages ago, then set it aside and have never come back to it. I remember nothing about it, but I'm leaving a review for myself so I don't accidentally pick it up again.

Elliott Eubank elliott101457 — Fab-u-lous!! Ok, so it wouldn't win any awards, but it made me laugh out loud, even on the bus (earned me some funny looks that did!) Simon is a fantastic little amateur sleuth, and I want to retire to Snupperton Mumsley!

Ricardo Calderon bitolcrear9da3 — The first chapter of this book talks about why John Cusack is to blame for the downfall of modern relationships and I thought to myself, "I love this already." But by the time I was finished my opinion had changed a little. Each section is witty and ingenious in its own way. Klosterman has a lot of original ideas, but can sometimes be a little long-winded in expressing. Each chapter was a few pages too long and by the end, it began to feel like he really liked to hear himself talk. And I was sort of tired of listening. Still a quick, entertaining read, easy to skim and probably worth it.