Tıbbı Bitkiler Atlası - Anooshirvan M. Miandji ücretsiz kitap indir

Roman Kazantsev romankazantcevc253 — i enjoyed this 3rd volume even more than the first two. the characters seem to have developed to a point where they now have an extra level of depth... it's easier to feel for them. also this book starts delving into material that wasn't present in the recent film adaptation, so it was more interesting for me because of that too. the tone is starting to get a little more serious which is also good. and i discovered that the books do state what font they are set in (as all good books should) on the very last page -- cochin!

Onie Khondaker oniekhondaker — I hate that most people never get by the simple facade of men fighting. This book, I thought, brought up some very relevant points, on a socio-politcal level.

Wajahat Ali wajahat1981 — ** spoiler alert ** شعور بالحزن غمرني حين أتممتها.. جميلة في بساطة السرد و الحوار. أحببت فلسفة رندة /لميس ..أعتقد لا تهم معرفة من منهما التي ماتت ..صح؟ تمنيتُ لو قابلتٌ آمنة .. الجزئية التي تكتشف فيها موت صالح قرأتها مراراً .. على فكرة إسم آمنة يعني: من لا تخاف =) نضال الشعب الفلسطيني لم يمنعه من أن يعيش لحظات ذات معنى كالتي في الرواية .. و وحدها رؤية الموت وجهاً لوجه تجعل من ممارسة الحياة شيئاً آخر .. ربما لأنه أقوى من كل شيء .. لكن كيف تواسي من يُراهن كل يومٍ على حياته .. سوى بأننا لم نعش / نفهم - الحياة- حقاً مثلهم .

郭 思彤 12158608132f70 — Although there was really nothing mind shatteringly amazing in this book, I'm giving it 4 stars because it was a page turner and I read it in two days. Gladwell is an easy read and his personality comes through , even when presenting statistics. Being a teacher, I was most interested in the chapter on the KIPP schools, and I was pleased that his message of "hard work and luck" was applied here. I was also happy at the end to FINALLY have some chicks in this book! Is every outlier a man? (Don't answer that.) But come on, I am interested in why old Jewish men are such damn good lawyers, sure, but this book needs more balance with some female success stories. That being said, he does give props to his mom and grandmother in the epilogue. My favorite quote from this book, which I will be enlarging and hanging in my classroom (and referencing often) is, "Practice isn't the thing you do once you're good. It's the thing you do that makes you good."