Tren Geçti: Murathan Mungan’ın Seçtikleriyle ücretsiz kitap indir

Chris Slettedahl Slettedahl chrisslettedahl — Kitap başlığını okuduğumda düşündüm: saf kitsch. Ama kitaptan geçtiğimde hoş bir sürpriz oldu! Bu, bir kazadan sonra komaya giren genç bir kadın hakkında. Daireniz feshedildi, yeni bir kiracı taşındı. Daha sonra ona bir ruh olarak görünür, bu da onu vücuduna götürür ve macera yoluna devam eder. Kitap çok iyi yazılmış ve çok eğlenceli. Hikayeden etkilenmiştim ve bazen her iki karakterle aynı odada olduğumu hissettim ... Sonuç: Şiddetle tavsiye ederim!

Yossiri Baisri huaglom — Great insight into 19th century life. Great insight into the workings of the female mind. Wonderful novel with pure motives throughout.

Sam Meis sammeis — It shows and then learns looking,art and love well!!

Kaoru Cchi verocraftsa297 — if you think ny's bridges, tunnels, highways, parkways, expressways, railroads, subways, buses, beaches, parks, business districts, communities, and housing projects have problems, read this and get steaming mad at the son of a bitch who's responsible for a lot of them. caro is a crazy man: he interviewed 500+ people who knew moses and was forced to cut a third from his 3000 page manuscript. but he knows how to write.

Ashley Sime _ey_ose — This little gem is a perfect read for those who love endearing, lively and infectious but unfussy prose. Jackie Martin manages to pull the reader in to the world of Dean while he navigates his way through the life and times of a neglected eleven-year old. Never has the state of domestic chaos been as perfectly illuminated as it is charming, humorous and characters so believable. Jackie Martin artfully portrays Dean as a formidable character even through his parental neglect, he manages to save himself, as well as others, and at the same time make you laugh out loud. This book is a lovely piece of literature, delightful and ebulliently written and a simple joy to read. It was warm and touching, and endlessly engaging. A must read for both boys and girls! A rare and refreshing treat for every library. Highly readable! Burglar Boy will steal your heart. D. McCoy Toronto, ON

Katherine Johnston kjohnst2 — I really didn't know much at all about the attempt to form the independent nation of Biafra in the 1960's. I remember the pictures of the starving children from the time, but did not understand what was going on politically in Nigeria. Because of this, I found the book extemely interesting, especially with all the parallels with current events in Africa and the Middle East. The struggle was heart wrenching because you could see what the outcome was going to be. I was utterly frustrated by the lack of support from the world for this struggle. That being said, for some reason I could not get totally involved with the characters in this novel. Because of this distance, I wasn't as emotionally involved as I thought I should have been. I'm glad I read the book but wish I had been more strongly impacted.

Nick Gamma nickgamma — I found this on a list of good suspense novels for 2008, I think. Probably in Booklist or Library Journal. I was hoping to find something as good as Child 44 . I didn't.