Yavru Sincap - Ali Alkan İnal ücretsiz kitap indir

王 欣 wsxmnoo1487 — Çok eğlenceli. Eğlenceli karakterler, çok yaratıcı. Bu kitapları uzun araba sürüşlerinde dinlemeyi seviyorum.

Kunyi Lin kylin1986 — Such a wonderful, woven combination of story/plot and tall tales. I have a much better idea of what war and the Philippines did for each other.

Ray Adams ray5475 — I live in Maine and love the ocean. I am impressed with Linda Greenlaw. She is a 40 something women (like myself) from Maine (like myself) who is doing a job that is mostly is done by males. She is quite amazing. Interesting read of what goes into catching swordfish when you see them in the supermarket or fish market.

Enzo González-marín enzo_z3 — I didn't expect to like this book, because I don't really enjoy sci-fi. However, I thought it was great. It was much different than I expected it to be, and I kept thinking that he wrote it in the 80s (that would explain still having the US and Russia as the two super powers a thousand or two years in the future). I want to read some others in the series, even though Ender began to annoy me by the end of the book.

Nida Awan nidamalik — I am severely disappointed in this book. Usually, as you can tell from my earlier reviews of Angels and Demons and The Da Vinci Code, I LOVE Dan Brown's Robert Langdon novels. While I read the first two novels in this series, I locked myself in my room, was reprimanded by my ex's mom for reading under the dinner table, and spewed my very positive opinions about these books to any unsuspecting family member, friend, co-worker, or stranger that was unfortunate enough to involve me in conversation during that time. However, The Lost Symbol is quite dull. The unfortunate part is that I believe Dan Brown knew it was dull. The book is filled with attempts at suspense. You see the action from multiple points of view--sometimes switching between first person and third person omniscient point of view. One character will solve a piece of the puzzle, but the reader won't find out the solution until chapters later when it either doesn't really matter because the reader has already figured it out, OR you've forgotten what the solution means and where it came from. I think Brown used these tactics to make the book more suspenseful, just like the first two in the Robert Langdon series, however, it's done so obviously that it destroys the rather brilliant plot. And yes, when I say brilliant plot, I mean it. I feel Brown needed more time to edit and rework this book, but because of his huge success with the other two, his publishers probably just wanted to get something out on the shelves, and counted on the fact that people are morons (like me) and would buy the book under the assumption and with faith that this book would be just as good, if not better.

Blush By _lush_y_arie — This book was soooo creepy! Excellent page turner!