Uzman Kariyer AÖF 2014 1. Sınıf Bahar Dönemi Matematik 2 ücretsiz kitap indir

Amr Elkasaby amrelkasaby — I always love Nora Roberts, and this does not disappoint. Quick read, fluffy - now I just have to wait for book 2 in the trilogy.

Gustavo Paula _ustavo_aula — Well, we have some Arthurian myths. Spies and double-crosses. As for the whole "kid who tries to do the right thing, but keeps messing things up, but still gets credit for saving everyone and who has great powers and has an important heritage and lineage," Sanderson does it better with his Alcatraz series, but the book was fine. More appealing to boys, imho. A bit long and poor pacing at times - it could have been shorter by 50 to 100 pages, given how much introspection is appreciated by the reader. "You have no idea how rare that is." "Youth?" "Doing the right thing. Not only doing it, but understanding what the right thing is."

Sarah Gil _arygil — First of all, I only read this after reading through the reviews here on GoodReads and I can't believe how lame this book turned out to be! Blast you, GoodReads reviewers. This book tells two stories. One about Harold White, the newest and youngest member of the elite Sherlock Holmes fan club the Irregulars; the other about Arthur Conan Doyle himself, looking into a mystery after he has killed off Sherlock in his writing. Having each chapter switch back and forth between stories was unbelievably annoying. And Harold White was unbelievably annoying. He wants to solve the mystery of the murdered Irregular Alex Cale, who supposedly found Doyle's missing diary and was killed just before he could unveil it. I started out liking it ok, but then it just got worse and worse. Harold and his sidekick Sarah toodle around London looking for clues which Harold discovers because he just sits down and thinks really hard about where they could be. Shucks! If that's all it takes, whats everyone else's problem?? It's boooring. And the writing felt so awkward - not helped by the fact each story kept interrupting the other. I like mysteries, and Sherlock Holmes and all that - but just not this book. Look elsewhere for a good mystery.