Saftirik Greg'in Günlüğü 8: Batsın Bu Dünya (Ciltli) - Jeff Kinney ücretsiz kitap indir

Martina Teodoli mteodolibf5f — I like this book but I will say the main female character Gaby in it is certainly not a fave of mine, atleast from this first book so far sher isnt. Hell it could be because there was a point in my life were I was a cold hearted ice queen myself but even I had my limits. Even though she expresses having a soft side here and there she still would come off having this attitude like if people didnt meet her standards they were pathetic which really would strike a nerve with me, not even I thought that of all the people around me like that. I was compelled at first to toss this and let it earn the rank of book two in the couldnt finish shelf but I read on and plan to read the other books currently out for the series. Other then the character everything else was good. I loved a bunch of the other characters like Luther and Mort, they gave a good touch to the story and I think even helped make Gaby more bearable since they actually brought out her soft side. The plot was certainly interesting and shocked me because I thought I had who the culprit was all figured out and I was utterly wrong!

Simran Anand simran_anand — Anna was pretty annoying, she had trouble focusing and was horrid in a crisis situation which i find a bit unbelievable for a bounty hunter also she cheated on her long term bf just because she found someone "exciting" and still hasnt told him about it - which just pisses me off, im hoping that it was only the side affect of such much trauma and the over the next few books she'll change. also what was with her reaction at the hospital?? im hoping she was either in shock or it was her vampire side coming out cause it was creepy. who doesnt react to something like that?? but besides my complaints about the main character the rest of the book was pretty entertaining, a little predictable but not bad, im looking forward to getting started on the next in this series.

Monsak Phaovanij monsak — I recommend White Teeth to everyone who ever asks me about my intercultural experiences and my overt antagonism towards people who belittle me by calling me "a foreigner". So I was excited to read The Autograph Man, hoping that it would give me an insight into another section of the world, one that I had less contact and experience with. And in many ways, I suppose it did. But I can't say that I came out of the read with better understanding other than perhaps distress at how incomprehensible people on drugs tend to be. But maybe that was a goal. Maybe the Kabbalah references were simply coincidental to the story. Too bad that's what I got stuck on, impeding my ability to really follow much else of the storyline. The writing is gorgeous though. "Women are the answer. They are. If you'll only let them into the story. Women. They are the answer." "What's the question?" "England is always autumnal from the air" Maybe I'll give this book another go when I'm a little more relaxed and able to look past the piles of information on each page that I simply don't understand.

Jordan Crowell jordancrowed77 — read it in french.

Ahmed Fawzy _ooz — This girl really was in the middle of it all in New York City 1960's. She encountered everyone from Jimi Hendrix to Andy Warhol. An amazing experince. Patti is an amazingly good writer that has somehow written a book about the politically charged 60's without being political. Very well done. She name dropped like crazy and I loved googling each name only to find out how famous or infamous they were. Definitely would recommend.