Salevat-ı Şerife - Ahmet Mahmut Ünlü ücretsiz kitap indir

Laura Morris _aura_orris_esigns — I needed a hole to fill the VOID left by my consumption of the John Connolly Charlie Parker series. Luckily, Connolly has a new book coming out in September, The Burning Soul. Until then, I needed a detective series of substance. A character so cool, so awesome, that I could branch out from Charlie Parker into another series. I've actually had this book on my to-read list for several months now. I have no idea what took me so long to pick it up. I mean, it's not like Kemper, Dan or Stephen had been singing it's praises up and down Goodreads. What? They have? Oh. This is classic.. no wait, VINTAGE detective writing. Scudder is my type of character. He drinks a lot, he's suffering from self inflicted guilt and he has little patience for the public. This is a guy who has lived through a freak accident which in turn caused him to alienate his wife in asking for a divorce, distancing himself from his kids and quitting the force. He takes on cases which he identifies as "favors" for cash, which he identifies as "gifts". Sure, he tosses a couple of bucks to charity every now and then but he's pretty much a loner. He's like a hooker with a heart of gold. Did I just say that? Man, I'm really excited to dive into this series and really sink my teeth in. I devoured this is one day, which, for me (at least lately)is equivalent to the speed of light. I basically broke the sound barrier reading this thing I loved it that much. I actually picked up the second installment today and I intend to start on that ASAP.

Osama Belal osamab588e596 — Peart's story consists mostly of his journal entries on his motorcycle trip to "soothe his little baby soul" after a year of incredible loss and devastation. This is Peart's second book the first is The Masked Rider: Cycling in West Africa, which I could never go back and read having read this one. (It is another story about his travels, but it's also before tragedy strikes his life, and I just couldn't bear to read it knowing what's coming in his life.) He is beautifully articulate even in his grief, which is pervasive and all consuming. His journey is quite literally the road to recovery... READ MORE: http://girlsjustreading.blogspot.com/...

Yang Teresa teresayang — this is a particularly fine audiobook as it is read by a famous author with a famous voice. And it is a terrific selection for people of a certain age, like me, who were young adults in the 60s and 70s. And finally, Just Kids is a wonderful for true blue New Yorkers, also like me, as it is also an homage to the Big Apple, where these 2 brilliant young artists got their starts -- when beatniks and hippies could still afford to live in Greenwich Village!