Satranç - Stefan Zweig ücretsiz kitap indir

Mister Ames misterames — So, I read The DaVinci Code first and was underwhelmed by Angels and Demons. A little bit predictible (only because I read DaVinci first).

Joris D jorisdls — After 'White Teeth' I was excited to read this novel...The kind of book that I enjoyed while reading and then the more I thought about it after I finished, the less I liked it. At the end of the day, the characters and situtations didn't seem authentic, especially everything surrounding the father of the central family. I found myself supressing a "GET OVER YOUR MIDLIFE CRISIS" scream.

Simplease Simplease simplease — I'm finding this so refreshing, read it at the perfect time. Really clarified for me how the non-profit structure misdirects social movements. However, it's totally US-centered and some of the essays in the first half feel really repetitive. Also, I'd like more on what grassroots fundraising can actually look like- I'm sorry, but house parties don't cut it. Because while folks like me shouldn't be paid to organize, sometimes we do need to pay people for their labor so that they can eat. So I really appreciate the essays from folks like CARA in Seattle who talk about the reality of working inside/outside the NPIC. Anyway, check this out. It's an important beginning to a conversation we need to be having.

Robson Nakata robsonnakata — this series is the best series I've ever read...since Twilight.