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Robert Stank bobbystank — Bebek: Kısa Hikayeler. Yazan: Daphne Du Maurier… Daphne Du Maurier, şüpheli atmosfer ve çarpık karakterler yaratabilen bir yazar olarak biliniyor. Gençliğinden bu kısa öyküler kitabı da hayal kırıklığına uğratmıyor. Evet, hikayelerin birkaçı cilasız veya abartılı (Mizaçta Bir Farklılık, Oyuncak Bebek), ancak burada bazı gerçek hazineler de var. 'Ve Şimdi Tanrı'ya Baba' ve 'Picadilly' iç karartıcı karakterlerle ilgili mükemmel çalışmalardır. 'Limpet', kendisini ima eden ve yolundaki herkesin hayatına feci bir etki yaratan bir kadının (Elizabeth Taylor'ın Meleğini anımsatan) şaşırtıcı bir hikayesidir. Neyse ki, çoğunluğun alaycı, baskıcı ruh halinin bir zıtlığı olarak bu masalların birkaçında bulunan sinsi komik bir rahatlama var. Du Maurier hayranları ve hikayelerinde beklenmedik bir dönüşü sevenler için önerilir.

Qasem Se _asem_e — Simply one of the most lucid, base-covering, and dare I say plausible theories of human development and evolution i've ever come across. And if you try to describe it to anyone in conversation, they will look at you as if you are shooting raw blood from your eye sockets. If it were high school curriculum, we'd be playing Badminton on Mars right now.

Marcin Szkolnicki promocjone — i really enjoyed the way she wove her personal story in with the cultural story she was trying to tell. it answered a lot of questions that i didn't know i had.

Josef Ludvík j_l_b — Questions I'm left with at the end of this book: 1. What was the "lesson" before dying? Nothing was moving enough to make any impression on me. I vaguely got the "stand tall" message, but was that it? 2. Jefferson was sentenced because he was determined guilty of killing a nice shop owner and his two friends. Where were their families throughout the story? Why weren't they involved AT ALL? We never heard anything about Bear or Brother or Mr.Grope, shouldn't their families and friends played some sort of role in this story? It's like the author entirely forgot about them. 3. What was the point of the author's secondary message, about staying vs. leaving? What was the final message? I feel that it didn't relate at all the Jefferson's storyline. 4. Wouldn't that bar fight have made some sort of press? It would have been a more interesting twist if the bar fight led to the sheriff discontinuing visits to Jefferson, and Grant being forced to see himself falling into the same traps as his fellow classmates (he states that many people he grew up with died in fights). 5. Why was Jefferson SO DUMB? I found it completely unnecessary-he was too simple and lacked dimension. There are more artful ways of portraying uneducated people that are still intelligent (Grapes of Wrath, Salvage the Bones). 6. Why was Grant so mean to his students?