Yedi Gece Masalları - Güray Gürsel ücretsiz kitap indir

Sameen Fatima sameenfatima — Dürüst olacağım, bu kitap okumam biraz zaman aldı. Süper bilgilendirici oldu, ama bazen dikkatimi çekemedi. Kesinlikle olsa okumaktan memnunum.

Anna Mcgeoch awhmcgeochbcc9 — Read Freshman Year, Intro to Literature, Sr. Savio's Class.

V Rak visen — a look at history through theme and method rather than chronological cause-and-effect. more interesting for the way it's organized than the histories it's documenting, though those are sometimes fascinating too. delanda shows the links connecting biological, geological, economic, and linguistic histories, explaining immigration via pathology (i.e. the way microbes come in and out of the body to effect disease), social class dynamics/formation via rock stratification, and pidgin histories by way of psychoanalysis. weird, sometimes astounding, this text (and its 100 pages of footnotes) won't help your pub trivia scores let alone in everyday life. but the Technicolor-Dreamcoat cover sure looks good on a bookshelf.

Joyce Mendonça joycemendo9596 — Great overview of not just the major religions, but minor ones as well. Goes into enough detail about, not just beliefs but things like the texts they consider their canon, sub-sects of the religion, and such. Quite good.

Rquel Cortés raquelcortesphoto — Nothing groundbreaking, but very cute.

Karen Lai yoshikinana — This is a story of the Rankin family (based on a real family and real events in history) and the important role they played in the pre-civil war underground railroad. Their brick house is the first stop on the northern side of the underground railroad just across Kentucky and the Ohio river into Ohio. Slaves from Kentucky would flee to Ohio seeking freedom and safety. The Rankin family helped slaves escape to the north. In this story we meet young Lowry when he is nine years of age. He witnesses his young friend being beaten just because he is a slave. The story follows Lowry through his elementary years and into his adolescent years. He transports slaves from one safe house to another, faces bullies and most of all faces his own fear of speaking out when he needs to. Lowry learns he can take a stand for something he truly believes in, freedom for people regardless of the color of their skin. He overcomes his own fear and insecurity to help others. He learns that God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things and that he can make a difference in the lives of many. Ms. Reed has done a wonderful job in writing this story. It will keep you wanting to know what will happen at the end of the story. It is a wonderful living book about a difficult time in history. This is a book I will be keeping on my shelves to use school when we study the underground railroad. It will make an excellent go along book! disclosure: I received a copy of this book from Kregel Publications in exchange for my honest review. No other compensation was recieved.