Sözün Özü Yayınları 2.Sınıf 5G Türkçe Soru Bankası ücretsiz kitap indir

Hussain Hussain shussain986bd1 — A great praise on Communism at its very beginning, where an old mother becomes a revolutionist after her unique son's death. The storyline is simple, but rarely monotonous.

Egemen Ergel flyfish72 — Scary. I often listen to audio books to help me fall asleep... I learned quickly that this was one I needed to reserve for daytime.

James Landing jameslanding — One of those books that framed my formative years and feed into my conspiracy theories

Alexandre Pinelli alexandrepinelli542f — Page 182 - not impressed yet. I have been a Jean Auel fan since the first book, Clan of the Bear Cave. I have enjoyed all five of the original books and was very excited to have won an advance copy through Good Reads. But so far, I am disappointed. The first 50 pages are full of introductions of a myriad of characters from the various lodges - along with long and often repeated personal introductions that they go through. There were so many introductions I had to create a cheat sheet to keep all the people and cave numbers straight. The story picks up a little after that but there is much repetition. Even the story line is slow. And did I say there is a lot of repetition. I am about one-third through the book and already I am weary of the phrase "friend of the horses, Whinney, Racer, and Gray, and the four-legged hunter, Wolf". Ms. Auel also repeats more than once the daily habits of the Zelandoni. There are also repetitions regarding hunts and mating ceremonies and first rites. Does Ms.Auel think her readers have Alzheimers and need constant reminders about the ceremonies and rites of passage? There is a lot of description of the countryside - which I always skim as it covers several pages and adds nothing to the story. I would suggest that you buy this book only if you already own the first five and have a burning desire to complete your set. I am so glad I won a copy through Good Reads. I have the first five but I will not be buying this one. I can't wait to finish it and move on to a more captivating story. I just hope I run across some more interesting plots before reaching the end of the 800 page tome. The second and third sections of the book finally have a bit of a story. However, the entire book is still so full of repetitions that it was a laborious read. You figure out pretty early on what Ayla's "calling" will be and what Ayla's big contribution to society will be. The romantic triangles and family interactions are straight textbook romance writing. No real surprises or new revelations in this volume. I'm glad I read it but I'm also glad it's the last one. I don't think I could force myself to read another.