Zekat ve Verileceği Yerler ücretsiz kitap indir

Nawa Ali ghco1212c4be — Bu kitap benim zevkime göre çok fazla ayrıntıya sahipti, ama bunun dışında oldukça iyiydi.

нямхүү баатарчулуун _inie_ne — I read this book after reading The Stand and, while it has the same apocalyptic feel as his earlier book (albeit in a microcosm), I found this to be a far less enjoyable read. In fact, I sped read some of the chapters and searched for excuses NOT to continue. It was only the persistence of a friend and her assurance that it's worth it that kept me going. Now, don't get me wrong, this tale of a small town and its inhabitants who, literally, in the middle of the day suddenly find themselves trapped under an impermeable and invisible dome is very well written. The plot is tight, the reason for the Dome, in King's world at least, is plausible and sad, and the characters are so astutely rendered. In fact, it is this last point that made reading the book so hard. While the heroes are heroic (what else!) and not always in the grand, sweeping way that heroes can be, it's the villains and, one in particular that both make this book stand out and make it an excruciating read. I would love to say that bullies like Big Jim Rennie don't exist but the truth is they do - and not just in small towns. It was the accuracy of his psychological make up and actions in specific and terrible circumstances and the passive complicity of his cronies (and even those who disapprove - the reasons they go along with him are given. While you loathe the rationale, you understand it - you just want them to be braver, bolder and stand up to the man), that make the read, frankly, tortuous in parts. Reading the book was like watching an accident unfold before you and being powerless to stop it. So, did I enjoy the book? Hell no. But, my friend was right: it was worth it.