Yaşlı Adam ve Deniz - Ernest Hemingway ücretsiz kitap indir

Bunga Yunus bunga_dest7673 — I love Pat Conroy. I love the way he describes people and places and, God, food. I want to visit South Carolina, meet Mr. Fruit, and eat the food his mama makes. Not done with the book yet, though. I hope it doesn't disappoint! Hmm...I finished this last month and never updated. So I liked this a lot. Oh, Pay Conroy. You're so great. And then you didn't stop writing. You just kept going with the story and it got not as good. Why didn't your editor tell you to just stop?? Still, not bad overall.

Samuel Gustafsson _1 — I loved the concept of dueling diaries from a married couple, but in the end, it let me down.

Santosh Ram santoshram — Jaq's sister is dying. And if she doesn't steal a cure for her, there is no hope. So Jaq sneaks her way onto the floating island that the Giant corporation calls home. There, she runs into her ex-fiance, Harp, who is on an undercover mission to take down the company and its corrupt owner. And of course, the heat between them ignites all over again. This is a short story, only 67 pages. So there's not a lot of room for anything too deep. Basically, you've got two questions that play out: Can Jaq & Harp escape with the antidote and evidence they need? And can they get over the issues that drove them apart to find their way back together? It's not too much of a leap to figure out what the answers will be, but it's a fun enough ride to get from Point A to Point B. It's just hard to care much for the characters when we have so little time to get invested in them. (And Ella Drake adds her signature fairy tale twist, with a brief nod to Jack & the Beanstalk by incorporating magic beans and a "Giant" into the novella... but it does little to add or detract from the story when all is said and done.) 3 1/2 stars.