Yakından Bakın - Taşıtlar Ve Teknoloji - Rob Lloyd Jones ücretsiz kitap indir

Oriana Belmonte ori130988ba — I just finished reading On Chesil Beach. I found it surprising, intriguing, and in the end, a book I'll continue to think about. It is a minute dissection of both the sexuality of the time and of the particular male and female main characters as well as the effects that one decision can have (effects to which one is particularly blind in the moment). The story of the newlywed couple's first afternoon together married, how ill-prepared they both are for sex, how out-of-sync, is really pretty tragic, especially if you feel the ending (told from the perspective of the male character only) to be true.

Veeyah Peñero veeyahlive — hilarious

Leonid Zarubin miaou_miaou — This book is preachy and makes some pretty absurd claims towards the end, but overall I found it to be a good read. I agree with Mr. Harris on a lot of points, but don't really feel his evidence would convince anyone to change their viewpoints.

Malin Persson malinpersson — I'm not a big fan of Lamott's fiction, but I think this is her best novel.

Caner Pınarbaşı kessaf2 — Objectively, there was nothing wrong with this book. Subjectively, I made no connection with it. I read the whole thing in a state of neutrality. At least it wasn't long.

Sarah Peterson simp525418c — This is possibly my favorite Roth book, in which he imagines if Charles Lindbergh had won the presidency instead of FDR. I'm not really sure if history majors would appreciate such wild speculation, but I think the novel does an excellent job of exploring some of the mindset of the WWII era.

Meera Alfalasi _eerz — In On Location chapters are set up around one city each, and for each city a few movies are listed that were shot there. Usually these are movies where the city itself plays a memorable part as well. There's a small high level map on where to locate places from certain scenes. And for each movie there's a plot description, almost like an essay, which I thought was tedious. If you've seen the movie you don't need a plot description, if you haven't seen the movie chances are you're either not interested or you want to see it before you find out the plot in a travel book. I get what they are trying to do there, tying together the scenes that feature locations in the city, but I would have been much happier just seeing a listing saying "place X: short scene description + address Y". That way a lot more content could have been thrown in as well, because now the selection is arbitrary. There are a lot more movies, a lot more cities even that could have been included. Ultimately I wouldn't use this as a travel guide, it's more for people who like to read about (popular) movies.