The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford (Korkak Robert Ford’un Jesse James Suikasti) ücretsiz kitap indir

Maria Khokhlova junkfrau — Don't read this book. It is so, so bad.

Claudia Nolasco cnolascode1bb9 — This was mildly interesting. Not a lot of action and not much of a plot. The characters are enjoyable, however, and the book moves at a fairly good pace. Not high on the list of recommendations as a page turner.

Cadie Brown cadiebrown — A simple and concise guide on embracing adulthood and all of things that come with it. The Art of Growing Up isn't exactly a self-help book, but it does offer some nice tips and tricks on coping with the reality of getting older. It's true that most of the things the author tells us aren't new, but she presents them in a pleasant enough way, that if you're willing to listen, may help you to hear them again for the first time. Overall, this book is well worth the 30 - 45 minutes it will take you to read it. It probably won't change your life, but it just might alter some of your preconceptions about what it takes to act like an adult, and exactly what it means to be "grown up".

Konstantinos Papachristos konman22445b09 — I have given up on this book. I really want to like it but just can't get into it enough to make it through all 800+ pages.

Passant Kabil passant32 — sebelumnya saya sudah membacanya secara online. Sebagai fans tulisan @beradadisini sejak pertama kali saya membaca fiksi maupun tulisan blog-nya, tidak ada yang bisa saya katakan lagi tentang buku ini selain selalu sukses menyentuh hati saya *taelaaa*. yang saya sayangkan hanya cover-nya. konsepnya sudah oke, sayang, eksekusinya tidak mantap. bagi yang sudah mengenal tulisan @beradadisini maupun @ndorokakung tentu tidak akan mempermasalahkannya. Tapi bagi mereka yang belum...bisa jadi akan melewatkan novel yang nggak seharusnya dilewatkan ini (eh, kenapa jadi ngomongin cover-nya?)

Ersin Ertaş firildak1250 — This book was really exciting!! It's hard for me to review this book because I really really enjoyed it, but its "essence" was extremely unrealistic and in my mind it could never happen in real life, nevertheless it didn't stop it from being thrilling and really great. The DUFF aka. Bianca is a very cynical, unromantic, low self esteemed girl. She gets involved in a totally physical/sexual relationship with Wesley, womanizer, popular guy in school which she completely hates. As the story progresses she realizes how this spoiled guy which she hates and uses to forget her own problems has actually problems of his own, and they are able to create this connection that frightens Bianca, as she is torn between who Wesley truly is. The plot line is really original and I feel everyone has that person that they hate their guts, and the idea of ever crossing that line of love and hate is outrageous but compelling. However, I think the author got a little carried away with the excess dramatic romance which made it unrealistic. I really enjoyed the amount of description in the novel, I thought it was just the right quantity and I could picture every single character in my head. I wasn't so fond of the writing as it was a little to informal and juvenile but it was tolerable. The story conveys a really positive message about self-loving and I thought that was very nice. I don't have a lot to say about this book except that I would recommend it. It is an entertaining read and it gets more meaningful and deeper as you keep on reading. x Aline

Huan Er xiaoyufbc03 — Just for a second I was really concerned about Langond's life...