Zamanda Gezinen Üç Kafadar Dizisi Yıl 2095 - Jon Scieszka ücretsiz kitap indir

Pac Man pac_man_18 — I learned several phrases previously unknown to me, like "bolt from the blue". Here, let me use it in a sentence: I had read several of the books in the Series of Unfortunate Events several years ago, but they became tedious (possibly because I am not eight years old, but that's just a guess) and I quit, so when my desire to pick up where I'd left off appeared, it was like a bolt from the blue! Anyway, I enjoyed this. Things are finally gettin' crackin' with the whole solvin' a mystery thing. Plus Count Olaf's frequent use of the word cool, as in "that's just not cool, man" was... uh, cool. Man. Oh, and SPOILER ALERT: OLAF HAS A GIRLFRIEND!

Goo Amirlan amirlangoo — absolutely fascinating and inspiring

Alexis Porro _lexis_orro — Este é o primeiro livro em que surge a personagem Hercule Poirot. Ficamos a saber o porquê de Poirot ter ido viver para Inglaterra e também que a amizade com o capitão Hastings já é antiga. Agatha Cristie é mais uma vez magistral na forma como nos leva numa direcção para, logo de seguida, dar uma volta de 180º... Achei que tinha descoberto praticamente tudo, mas afinal, só tinha descoberto o que a autora quis que descobrisse... Genial! Apesar de não ser um dos meus favoritos, gostei bastante deste O Misterioso Caso de Styles.

Juliana Cruz ju_c — I got this because Harold Bloom chose it for his Western Canon, but I've realized that he loves everything except for Howl, Naked Lunch, and On the Road. I dig the title, dig the blurb on the back cover (Free Women, Bohemia, Revolution), dig Lessing's introduction, but after a few pages I was bored out of my mind and I skipped around a bit but could not steel myself to endure this endless text where characters endlessly embroider their obvious ideas. Does anybody really talk like this? Unlike Bloom I would rather share a car with Dean Moriarty and Sal Paradise for a month than spend even another minute in a bedroom with Anna and Saul.