Tarımsal Faaliyet Muhasebesi (Türkiye Muhasebe Standartlarına Uyumlu)-Ahmet Gökgöz ücretsiz kitap indir

Laura Mayer lauramayermarcen — I can't figure out if I should put this book under my fantasy tag or my horror tag or make a new tag for 'Children Books that Aren't Just for Children' or what. This book was fantastic. It's a coming of age story set in a graveyard, with a vampire as a guardian for the only alive dweller of the cemetery. I really liked the relationship between Bod and Silas, since Silas is always the perfect guardian, understanding and treating Bod like an intelligent creature and not dumbing things down for him because he's a child. He's always honest and awesome, and clearly loves Bod very much. Bod is also a very cool kid, he's not annoying -I tend not to like children in books much- and I always rooted for him to get on top of things. He's a loner, never really a 'lonely' child so much as a very capable person that doesn't really focus too much on being social. I think it's a fantastic book for kids with introverted streaks, because Bod's introverted traits are never put in a negative way. Even at the end, Silas encourages him to live and see the world, not to be 'normal' or socialize or do other things that given Bod's background will not come naturally to him. Everyone in the graveyard wants Bod to be happy, and thus help him to find his own way. I loved the themes of being different, how the monsters aren't as dangerous as people, and how at the end Bod doesn't seem entirely human to other humans. I thought that as heartbreaking his parting with Scarlett was, it was also a good lesson on being a social outcast, and how it's not the end of the world or a bad thing. He's just different and he'll find someplace where he belongs, and that's that. I loved the characters and thought it was a very beautiful book, full of very inspiring themes. Awesome book.